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Look at your door gaskets, make sure they're seated nicely against the windows.Yes I agree. My suspicion is the frameless windows have a lot to do with it. My wind noise sounds like it’s coming from the top of the window area.
Although there is definitely large variability. My friends M3 is much quieter than mine. So not all of the vehicles are equivalent.
Your description sounds like buffeting. That's turbulent air causing noise. You need to try to identify the source of the buffeting noise, and then you can go about trying to fix the cause of the turbulence. Presumably, something is sticking up into the airstream when it shouldn't. People who've had buffeting have had that triangle piece in the window sticking out, when it shouldn't. Or people have had the roof glass not seated well, so that a corner sticks up into the airflow, causing a little turbulence.i'm just not convinced any of these aftermarket "solutions" are going to have a lasting/dramatic effect without 1. changing the type of windshield to something more soundproof and 2. dead matting/insulating everything and anything.
the noise i experience in my car sounds more like the wind is "catching" causing a buffer and feedback. if the car were really as aerodynamic as its designed to be, one would think it would be quieter.
i also think the frameless windows have A LOT to do with some of the noise.
Would be nice if someone with an older Model 3 could do a side-by-side comparison with a new one.Tesla improves Model 3's interior cabin noise in latest production cars
Looks like improvements have been made, but unclear on what exactly they are
I wish someone from Tesla would detail what/where improvements were made so that we could retrofit ours. Half of the issue has been identifying exactly where to apply additional soundproofing for the greatest impact since we have seen pretty much every iteration done by people on this forumTesla improves Model 3's interior cabin noise in latest production cars
Looks like improvements have been made, but unclear on what exactly they are
Seems like it will flow off while drivingI thought the biggest cause of the wind noise was from the sealing around the windshield? I remember watching a video of someone who used weatherstrip on the front windshield and it made a huge difference. Not sure though, I'm still waiting on mine lol.
same here only it was the Y and the Xwhy didn't Tesla do something like this when making the car? The is one of 2 main reasons the wife rejected the idea of buying a model 3 after a test drive. There was a lot of wind noise.
There's 3 kinds of noise, road noise from the tires interacting with the road, transmitted thru the frame.