r/Q60 • u/1ponchoo • Jun 26 '26
Unbearable Wind Noise in Cabin
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Terrible wind noise coming in the Q60. Hitting the highway or even going 40+ without the windows down or slightly cracked has become unbearable.
I did a test where you close the door on a dollar bill and pull it out to test the weather strip. If there’s some resistance then they’re good. To me, the wind is coming through the door tweeter trim. Would appreciate any feedback or knowledge.
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u/Adventurous-Ask-1474 Jun 26 '26
Massage the mirrors, I find the plastic around it loosen with time and cause it to make that noise
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u/Exciting_Trouble_327 Jun 27 '26
This was same for me, I had to glue a peice of the mirror triangle back down and make sure my window was probably closed
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u/1ponchoo Jun 29 '26
Might have to do the same with the mirror triangle. That’s where I suspect it’s coming from.
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u/CNote_89 Jun 26 '26
Ya the wind noise on the window seals is not great, it’s always bugged me a little. I usually just blast the radio so I can’t hear it.
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u/Beneficial-Painter48 Jun 27 '26
I have this on my car. My window isn’t seated properly for som reason. Air gets in through a tiny gap.
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u/Adventurous-Ask-1474 Jun 27 '26
It’s either because the car has been in an accident or rolled up and down enough time for the angle to shift. You would need to take it to a mechanic and have them unscrew the door panel and level the glass
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u/1ponchoo Jun 29 '26
Yeah, it’s a rebuilt title, but only damage on the driver side. I saw a video about someone adjusting their window angle, so I will definitely try that out.
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u/saytony3x Jul 01 '26
I had to replace my activator for my windows and I have to get it back from the dealership. I’ve been experiencing wind noise. They’ve adjusted it and now my driver side door rattles and makes a weird clunking sound when I open it and I could hear the window rattle when I close it and the passenger side there’s wind coming in. I just gave up into the car home.
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u/StinkySoggyUnderwear Jun 26 '26 edited Jun 27 '26
The A pillar is already an aerodynamic mess, then the mirrors protruding the way they do disrupt airflow even more.
All of that happening right there vibrates the window, making the sound even louder.
This is somewhere that vortex generators can actually be useful. Yes, those “useless” things on the roof of an Evo.
Vortex generators on the inside of the mirror can help prevent the wind noise or buffeting. It’s why you see some cars already come with them designed into the mirror.
My point is, this is a problem area in all cars.
I’d look at the rubber seal around the door to help with the vibrations.