What Causes the Abnormal Noise After Parking a Tesla?

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DelAlana
07/30/25 7:57am
Tesla abnormal noise after parking may be caused by the following reasons: Foreign Object Accumulation: Excessive accumulation of foreign objects on the fender or sound insulation pad. When the car turns, the tire interferes with the foreign objects, resulting in abnormal noise. The noise disappears after cleaning the fender. Screw Loosening: The fastening screws of the fender or sound insulation pad become loose, causing the fender or sound insulation pad to lift. During turns, the front wheel interferes with it, creating friction and abnormal noise. It is necessary to check the fastening condition of the fender and sound insulation pad and eliminate factors such as looseness and lifting. Tire Model Mismatch: Unauthorized modification of car tires, replacing them with non-original size tires. For example, widening the tires or increasing the diameter may cause interference between the tire and the car body when turning, resulting in noise. This poses a significant safety hazard, and the original size tires should be reinstalled.
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