I've installed one of these types of kits - I just got auto weather stripping off Amazon and installed it on the doors.

I have some more for the hatchback but haven't installed it yet .

I don't think there's any downside. Did it make a difference? Yes a bit, but it's because I'm **** about stuff like this. Most people wouldn't notice any difference. On your S that already has double pane glass, you may not notice that much difference.

I suggest getting some of it off Amazon instead as it's pretty generic rather than this expensive kit.
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Thanks. Might give it a try with the cheaper kits. I'm the same way about noise in a car. I literally bailed on my 460L after less than a year because of the ticking from the direct injection. I'm a little concerned about how it will look with the doors open, but since my car is black, I think it will probably not even be noticeable.

 

That makes sense, whenever my dad get out of my car he’s always looking around for the handle to open the door and I keep telling him the button but he can never understand what I am saying and finds the manual latch instead. I just shake my head.

 

At this point my Y is pretty quiet, I do get a little bit of tire noise when I hit a rough patch of road, but it's not that bad. Wind noises are minimal, like you I have double pane glass.

I may consider this a few years down the road if the weather stripping ever gets damaged

 

Haha it's literally a button in plain sight 😂 Imagine over 30k miles many people forcing the door open, it loosens the weather stripping. Also when you use the emergency latch, it makes that annoying warning sound and displays a warning on the screen

 

It's not noticeable even on my silver car.

 

This is embarrassing for Lamborghini and the Plaid isn't even the quickest EV sedan.

 

Nobody who owns a Lamborghini cares lol

 

Yesterday my Model Y was updated to the latest FSD, and man is there a noticeable improvement. Not only was it driving more naturally, but not once in several drives did it nag me to touch the steering wheel. They also added a new setting, Automatic set speed offset:



Basically what it does is set speeds based on traffic flow, as well as road conditions. And it does it in a more natural way, like a person would.

Didn't get a chance to use Summons yet. I tried it at my brother in laws house, but it doesn't work on public roads, so I'll try it next time I'm in a parking lot

 

@Bob04 This is why I keep my Sienna



I could do this with my Y as well if I put down the back seats, but than I have to deal with stacking everything properly so it fits....and the bloody mess 😞.

The 3.5L is still smooth and quiet, and still sounds good when you put your foot down. No way I would replace this with the new Sienna, which is basically a four cylinder Camry hybrid with a minivan body. I drove one last year, and no thanks, not for me, so I'm holding on to my old pal for now

 

This is my tuner’s car. I run similar setup in my buzzy 🐝 4 banger. From a dig, in the 1/4, the plaid will smoke it.

You have a Sienna pickup🛻. 🤣

 

When you put the rear seats down, kind of The next best thing is my wife's nephew's Rivian, which is a quad motor with the Max pack


It probably has more room than my Sienna, with a giant tunnel near the rear bed, as well as a giant frunk. Off the line, this thing is a monster with about 1,050 hp

 

He's got the old quad like me. Only a pedestrian 835HP

 

Only a pitsley 835HP???? Thanks for correcting that

 

New quads are going to have a new teal badging including a spelled out QUAD one on the back. The tri-motor which is shipping now will maintain the yellow badging as speed is about the same as the old quad