I purchased a MYLR in June, and after the initial 1,000 miles, it seemed fine. However, with 3,000 miles now, I've had 6 service appointments so far. I have another mobile service scheduled for tomorrow (August 23) to address the issue with the front passenger seatbelt. Setting aside these concerns, my most frustrating experience with my Tesla is the abundance of unusual noises my car makes.
Initially, there was a rattling noise that resembled metal or glass vibrations coming from the back passenger window. I managed to identify that the sound would occur when I fully closed the window, but it disappeared if I slightly lowered the window. I took the car to the service center, where they mentioned something about the regulator and how this issue is common with Model Y vehicles. This visit also addressed wind noise from my right-side window. Later on that day, my friend and I noticed that the backside of the driver's side door had a different sound when opening and closing it, as if something was hitting the interior. Returning to the service center, they attempted to adjust the door by squeezing it in, which affected the alignment of the right-side front and back doors. They said this was supposedly done to eliminated wind noise. Currently, I still experience a rattle noise in the same area, particularly on bumpy roads. However, when they tested it, the drive was on smoother roads than my daily commute, making it difficult to replicate the issue. My car seems to produce vibration noises while driving. Anything placed in the cup holder, be it a bottle, my phone, or a drink, generates vibration sounds while on the freeway. This also applies to items in the passenger seat, the front area under the seat, and the back seat's cup holder. I'm uncertain if other Model Y owners encounter this much noise while driving. I upgrade from the Honda Accord 2018 and I didn't expect 2023 MYLR making this much of noises.
Initially, there was a rattling noise that resembled metal or glass vibrations coming from the back passenger window. I managed to identify that the sound would occur when I fully closed the window, but it disappeared if I slightly lowered the window. I took the car to the service center, where they mentioned something about the regulator and how this issue is common with Model Y vehicles. This visit also addressed wind noise from my right-side window. Later on that day, my friend and I noticed that the backside of the driver's side door had a different sound when opening and closing it, as if something was hitting the interior. Returning to the service center, they attempted to adjust the door by squeezing it in, which affected the alignment of the right-side front and back doors. They said this was supposedly done to eliminated wind noise. Currently, I still experience a rattle noise in the same area, particularly on bumpy roads. However, when they tested it, the drive was on smoother roads than my daily commute, making it difficult to replicate the issue. My car seems to produce vibration noises while driving. Anything placed in the cup holder, be it a bottle, my phone, or a drink, generates vibration sounds while on the freeway. This also applies to items in the passenger seat, the front area under the seat, and the back seat's cup holder. I'm uncertain if other Model Y owners encounter this much noise while driving. I upgrade from the Honda Accord 2018 and I didn't expect 2023 MYLR making this much of noises.
