Noise coming from driver side rear wheel area

[gtg749m]

Very wierd noise coming from driver side rear wheel area. The past 2 times I brought it to Tesla they cannot replicate the sound, and I cannot either. Sometimes its there, sometimes its not. Any idea on what this could be?

 

[niktesila]

I have the exaict same noise.

 

[MY1stEV]

First video is too fast, I can't tell, but on @niktesila video the squeak appears to be happening at the point when the valve stem is closest to the ground. Could it be some issue with the valve stem or TPMS sensor? If you jack the car up and spin the wheel freely with no weight, does it still make the noise?

 

[niktesila]

I checked again it doesn't sound like it's coming from the Valve Stem.

 

[niktesila]

FIXED:

Creaking noise coming from both rear tires. inspected both rear tires for abnormalities, no outside influence detected. Removed both rear tires off rims, found uneven surface between tire and rim bead due to manufacturer sticker stuck between surface causing noise from friction. Cleaned off surfaces and rebalanced both rear tires, confirmed no noise omitting from tires after repairs

 

[gtg749m]

Late reply but in case it helps anyone. Mine just needed to be reseated/lubricated. They took the tire off and put on some lubricant and noise was gone.

 

[ElectricAnt54]

I had same noise from right rear tire. 100% reproducible. Tesla heard it when I did test drive. Later tech said they could not hear noise when they were in repair bay (because they can’t drive car in repair bay). I planned on taking car back. I got busy and a month went by. Eventually around 5,000 miles the sound stopped.
My theory, I had a manufacturer’s sticker on inside of tire like people had reported seeing and it finally fell off or got cut in to pieces by friction and can no longer produce noise.