Is Car Soundproofing Necessary?

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LeGiselle
07/28/25 6:03pm
Car soundproofing is not necessary, and improper soundproofing modifications can lead to many adverse consequences. Car soundproofing materials include: soundproofing strips, foam filling, damping glue, soundproofing cotton, engine soundproofing pads, and low-frequency mesh. The full-vehicle soundproofing locations include: the chassis, four doors, trunk, tailgate, hood, fenders, roof, dashboard, firewall, and U-shaped groove. The method for full-vehicle soundproofing is as follows: 1. Drive the car to a safe location, engage the handbrake, and turn off the engine to ensure safety. Remove the interior trim in the order of exterior to interior, exposing the working surface while placing the removed screws and clips into a sealed plastic bag. 2. Thoroughly clean the working surface with a tar remover. For difficult-to-remove attachments, try using other specialized solvents to dissolve them first, then slowly scrape them off with a specialized scraper. 3. Reinstall the interior trim from the inside out as it was originally. During installation, all components must be reinstalled exactly as they were, and all screws and clips must be tightened and secured to avoid generating secondary noise.
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WillowRose
08/11/25 11:56pm
I think soundproofing for cars is really necessary, especially if you frequently drive in cities or on highways. The noise comes from wind noise, tire noise, and engine sounds, making it hard to even hear music clearly, and you have to shout to chat with friends. After I did the soundproofing, the whole interior environment became much quieter, and I felt less fatigued on long drives. Don’t think of it as a luxury—it’s like adding noise-canceling headphones to your car, enhancing driving comfort. Although the cost may range from a few hundred to a few thousand yuan, DIY methods like adding door seals are affordable and effective. Based on my experience, regularly checking your vehicle’s noise levels and making appropriate modifications can prolong hearing health, as being in noise all day can easily make you irritable and restless.
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