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Thanks for posting that video. My plaid has about the same loudness. I also sat inside a Tesla Model X in the showroom while the service center was diagnosing this noise and it was just as loud. Just have to learn to live with it. 🤷‍♂️

Wow, I did not spot the subtle design difference between the winter and summer until you pointed that out! I definitely purchased the summer Tempests wheels. No need for the winter ones down here in SoCal :P

Sold my OEM 21s after 1 week owning the Plaid to fellow member @Tman458, who I met in person for the trade (great guy!), and had them swapped with the OEM 19s I bought at a nearby SC for ~$5.5K. Other than the Arachnids looking better than the Tempests, I have no regrets so far. Better ride...

(4) 2021+ Tesla Model S OEM 21” Arachnid wheels, Michelin tires. Less than 800 miles on them with no damage or previous repairs. Includes: 2x 21X9.5J ET40 Arachnid Wheels 2x 21X10.5J ET45 Arachnid Wheels 2x 265/35ZR21 Michelin Pilot Sport 4S Tires 2x 295/30ZR21 Michelin Pilot Sport 4S Tires 4x...

Thanks for pointing that out. I didn't realize this issue would build up over time. I've only had mine for a little over a week, so I'll make sure to keep track of this issue.

2023 Model S Plaid. I have this vibration as well. It usually only persists a couple of minutes between 38-42mph after you start driving the car, then goes away.

Update. I stopped by the Tesla service center in Costa Mesa, CA and they stated this noise was a normal characteristic of the vehicle. Thankfully, it's subtle enough that it's only noticeable while parked with everything else turned off.

I'm generally sensitive to even small noises, so immediately picked it up when compared to my dead silent 2019 Tesla Model 3 Performance that had no charging pad once I parked it in the garage. I'll have mobile service or visit a nearby SC to have it checked. Hopefully an easy fan swap if it...

Thanks for providing these additional details. After putting my ear near the phone chargers, this small buzzing noise is indeed coming from that area. So is this typical?

I've created a post that is somewhat similar (here) noise wise though, not from initial observation, to the detrimental battery drain experienced by the OP of this post. Did you happen to remember if your noise was a subtle low humming that was emitted near the 17-inch landscape oriented...

I'm an owner of a new 2023 Tesla Model S Plaid, having been a previous owner of a 2019 Tesla Model 3 Performance. I have noticed that there is a low humming/whining noise near the 17-inch landscape orientated infotainment touchscreen that never fails to shut off, even when I reboot the...