Yeah, this happens to my rear passenger side door when ambient temps are below 30 degrees F. Last winter, they added foam in the door gasket, which fixed it last winter but it returned this winter. Lowering the window a smidge fixes it, but I’ll add it to my list next time I really need to go in for service.
The trick is to drop the windows like a millimeter below its max height. It’s still fully “closed” to any passenger.
This must be what they found with mine, too. Thanks for all the detail!I have a 2024 Cybertruck AWD and it has had the wind noise issue on the highway mainly in the cold above 65mph. I put some foam rods in under the gasket that sits in front of the rear passenger glass on the front edge. It pushes the factory gasket out far enough to stop the wind from coming into that edge.
This worked until the nest winter hit and I hear noise again. So when I took it in the tech said it looked like the B appliqué that sits on the outside over the side B pillar camera was warped. They replaced it and still the same issue. I then had tk add the foam rods again and it “helped” a little but did not resolve it. I could still hear wind and cars/trucks noise when I passed them more than normal.
I then got out and looked down the edge line of the vehicle and could see that the glass was not sitting flush with the vehicle. Even the front door windows in the front were sticking out a little but mainly the front of the rear side windows was out about 4-5mm. That is the issue and there is Tesla service document that shows that they are to be flush with the gaskets and side of the car. Basically, you can adjust the window regulator that holds the glass, it it makes the glass flush again. It moves the glass in position and adjusts the pitch also(two adjustment positions).
I am going to have them adjust both the front and rears and this will fix it:
Front: https://service.tesla.com/docs/Cybe...AED0-0C0E417CDD78.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com
Rear: https://service.tesla.com/docs/Cybe...B52A-2361DEECA22B.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com
Rear on is the main offender but the front is off slightly too. Look at the last two pics on my truck and you will see how far it’s sticking out versus the other Tesla repair pics which show it should be level.
I have the same issue. I have been to service twice for it. They will claim that they cannot reproduce it, and they will not want to spend time on it.
We just got back from a trip that had us in some -2°F temps and we both noticed more road noise. I agree with you and others, it seems to be more at lower temps.
Same
