Advertising Is it normal for a Tesla Cybertruck to have wind noise after getting a windshield replaced? According to Jake Walski, he had a problem before, but after his windshield was replaced, the noise got worse. He took his Cybertruck into Tesla Service, and they told him it's normal for this to happen. However, Jake disagrees. Jake loves his Cybertruck. But as often happens, a rock flew up and cracked his windshield. A minor inconvenience, he thought. He took it to the Tesla service center, and they replaced it. When he drove away, however, the wind noise was worse than before, replaced by a persistent whistle and whoosh of wind at anything over 45 mph. Upon returning to the service center, Jake was shocked to hear that the noise was considered 'normal' by Tesla. He knew this couldn't be true, given his previous experience with the Cybertruck. Yes, some Tesla Cybertruck owners have reported wind noise issues after a windshield replacement, with the noise potentially stemming from the windshield surround or door misalignment. The unique design and large windshield of the Cybertruck, along with potential panel gaps, may contribute to this issue. Here's a more detailed explanation: Potential Causes: Misaligned Doors: Some owners have reported that door misalignments can cause wind noise, as the wind can hit the misaligned door and enter the cabin. Windshield Surround: The windshield surround, including seals, may not be adequately sealed, allowing wind to enter. Panel Gaps: The Cybertruck's design, with its flat surfaces, can create gaps that allow wind to enter. Temperature Changes: Cold temperatures can cause seals and panels to contract, potentially exacerbating wind noise. Owner Experiences: Some owners have reported that the wind noise issue appears to be more pronounced at specific speeds, such as between 40-60 mph or above 60 mph. Advertising Others have noticed the noise only occurs in certain weather conditions, such as cold, dense air. Some owners have tried solutions like adding weather stripping, closing air ducts, or adjusting the door alignment to mitigate the noise. Tesla's Response: Tesla has acknowledged that wind noise can be an issue with the Cybertruck, particularly due to its large windshield and unique design. They have offered solutions like software updates and window recalibration. In some cases, Tesla has recommended against replacing the windshield unless necessary, due to the invasive nature of the replacement process. More From CT Owners Tyler LeTellier says, "It was a problem for me out of the factory. I even had the windshield replaced after many service visits. It wasn't until I applied duct tape to the seam that the noise went away. I bought this after reading up in the forums. It tucks right in and will solve your issue. The service techs aren't always the brightest. I'm amazed they spent hours trying to figure it out when I did it in just minutes." Derek Hayes - "That is not right. I have a 2025 CyberBeast. I looked at mine. It is not like that. I have no wind noise at all. Note, I go over 80 to 85, and no wind noise. That is not fixed right. Take a picture, send it to Tesla. Do not give in. Show them pictures of other Cybertruck's windshields. Demand they fix it." It's Important to note that Jake was getting wind noise before he replaced the windshield. He says, "I was getting some noise even before the replacement, so it's tough to say what it is at this point." Conclusion: Based on the evidence presented, Jake's experience with wind noise after a Cybertruck windshield replacement is not an isolated incident but rather a symptom of a more widespread issue. The problem stems from the vehicle's unique design, including its large, flat windshield and potential for panel gaps or misaligned doors, which can be exacerbated by the invasive nature of a replacement. While Tesla has acknowledged the issue and offered some solutions, the inconsistency in owner experiences and Tesla's "normal" response to Jake and others indicates a lack of a definitive fix. The problem highlights a potential design flaw in the Cybertruck's aerodynamics and sealing, a challenge both owners and Tesla are still navigating. It's Your Turn If you're experiencing wind noise in your Cybertruck, we encourage you to share your story. Click the red 'Add New Comment' link below and join the conversation.