Noise Reduction Door Seal Kit for Tesla Model Y 2020 2021+

Fitted perfectly, easy to install, but it does takes sometime to install the whole kit. I noticed it reduce the wind noise, closing the door sounds nicer too. I highly recommend this for Tesla owners’. It has really made a difference to the car's interior noise levels.

Actually made a nice difference in road noise.
Requires a sturdy hand to set it very straight properly especially behind the hinges. Hope you have small hands. :-)
Measurement of piping has only a view inches over to cut. Once it sticks it hard to remove.
I had my doubts but it works.

Two week-owner of a Model Y. I commute more than 80 miles round-trip in the Austin area over LOUSY and GREAT paved roads, with the fabulous hill country terrain integral to the drive. My prior car had similar gaskets that allowed a lot of the inside of the doors and the sills and the jams to get dirty when infrequently, we had turd-floater rains and dirt built up on the white paint interior/exterior. Inevitably I would get the dirt on my pants as I got out of the car and brushed against that "interior" painted metal that was exterior of the gaskets. So I bought this kit simply to keep the filth away. After a few days of commuting with it all installed, I am convinced that the ride has gone up a star or two in terms of "Lexus-quiet", regardless of the road surface. We've also had a lot of rain in these days, and the bare painted metal of the sill and the jam and the door remain CLEAN. Double-bonus. Cons: The video of "how-to" is borderline pathetic and amateurish. Fortunately there are a number of videos from competitors, so you can get a good idea of which end goes up on the A pillar, how to apply the product around the frunk and the rear liftgate, etc. They supply MORE than is needed so I was left with kinda wishing I could figure out extra locations to apply the gasketing. So if you follow the videos' overall instructions, use dishwashing soapy warm water to clean all surfaces, wipe dry with microfiber or regular towels until they come away CLEAN, then especially use up the 3M prep primer packets to prep the adhesive destination surface, you will get a good install. Do not stretch the gasket as you press it on, and work in 3 to 5 inch lengths. Get down on the ground for the lowest parts of the door, keep to the best angles possible. Compress the gasket into the adhesive layer frequently as you move along. When you cut, use either an X-acto knife or a single-edge NEW blade to end the gasket, long enough to tuck under the existing molding of the doors. Don't cut against the metal of the door as shown in some videos, that will gift you with corrosion points in a few years. Also, be sure to cut channels in the doors' lower gaskets for the drains so you don't cause water backup/corrosion. If you install it all right you will find you have a much quieter interior, and cleaner pants (and I would hazard to guess, dresses) as you get out of the vehicle. I'd buy this particular package again ahead of all the other videos' products I watched simply because of their generosity in materials and 3M surface prep packets. Shame it is all installed, because if I had another Tesla Model Y and needed to do this again, I would/could surely video a far better video than any of the videos I watched did. :)