Thick layer of dust from forest service road on inside side door and hatchback window jams. Solution?

[cybertruckgirl]

Took my first forest road drive yesterday for about 15 miles. When got home thick layer of road dust inside door and hatchback jams. Saw one other post about this and mentioning a basenor door jam kit. My questions are why is this happening on a $60+k SUV and any good solutions

 

[PNWLeccy]

Yea, I get tons of dust in the door sills every time we go hiking. I've been considering getting an extra set of door sill gaskets that are normally marketed for "noise reduction" but don't actually do much - based on my experience on Model 3. They did keep the dirt out quite well on the model 3 but not sure how well they will work, particularly on the Model Y hatchback.

 

[cybertruckgirl]

Yea, I get tons of dust in the door sills every time we go hiking. I've been considering getting an extra set of door sill gaskets that are normally marketed for "noise reduction" but don't actually do much - based on my experience on Model 3. They did keep the dirt out quite well on the model 3 but not sure how well they will work, particularly on the Model Y hatchback.

Thank you. The hatchback is where most of the dirt came in. Guess maybe to be expected given how the hatchback window sits more horizontally than vertically

 

[DrGriz]

I did the same for our model Y, and the extra gaskets (from RPM) haven't done much for dust seepage. Maybe would have been worse, but I have been disappointed.

 

[Mike_TV]

No good solutions beyond wiping down the door edges and thresholds out after every car wash.