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Exact same scenario with me. Mobile to service center, actually went on test drive with tech who noticed it. When came to pick it up, nothing done, "as spec". Really bad service from Tesla. Wind noise is insane for a 100k+ car.

Let us know your findings! gl bro

nice quote, which insurance company? thanks

So when I went out for a test drive with the service tech, what he did was put his finger along the lining of the quarter glass window, while I was driving 75mph. He found a spot where once held down, the wind noise was gone. That meant there was a leak. As for knowing if the glue is intact...

Just an update to this thread: Just like Greeney said, they finally replaced the front right quarter glass. This part was out of stock for over 2 months. The guy who did the job showed me how the old glass was not even glued on to the rubber, hence all the wind noise. I asked him how Tesla could...

nice pics! not sure if i like it more then prev lights in back, they remind me of model 3 lines wonder how much better the front lights are at night

Went to service for second time. Much nicer service this time, the small triangle window is leaking air like Greeney mentioned. They will be replacing that piece once part in stock. Thanks for everyone’s suggestions and feedback!

Hi, I recently got a refreshed Model S long range. I've noticed excessive wind noise from the R side of front windshield (possibly even the small triangle window). It's kind of hard to pinpoint but its significantly louder than the R side of windshield. You can really hear it >70mph. Only once...

bumping this, any suggestions?

It was in my 2014 Model S p85d, hence I thought my 2022 model S would have it as well

I couldn't find it either

Thanks for the replies! Will take your advice and wait a few thousand miles Appreciate it!

Bumping this thread, also agree with OP My LR 19s came with PSI at 45 Gonna drop them, any thoughts what is safe range

Hi, Can someone please help me with a DCU code? Much appreciated!