Model X plaid windshield

[cowboy+Black]

Anyone else dealing with a blinding windshield on their Model X Plaid? Mine glares like crazy when the sun's low, and it's driving me nuts. Tesla's replaced it four times already, but the problem keeps coming back. I'm starting to think it's a design flaw or something.

 

[skrllx.02]

Did you have a tint installed? Try installing a ceramic tint, maybe it would help.

 

[Alexi]

Anyone else dealing with a blinding windshield on their Model X Plaid? Mine glares like crazy when the sun's low, and it's driving me nuts. Tesla's replaced it four times already, but the problem keeps coming back. I'm starting to think it's a design flaw or something.

Sounds like your Model X is auditioning for the role of “most dazzling car”!

Have you tried some polarized sunglasses or a sunshade? They might help you see the road without feeling like you’re starring in a light show!

 

[datnewyorkdriver]

You might also want to try applying an anti-glare film to the windshield, it could help minimize the glare from the sun.

Anyone else dealing with a blinding windshield on their Model X Plaid? Mine glares like crazy when the sun's low, and it's driving me nuts. Tesla's replaced it four times already, but the problem keeps coming back. I'm starting to think it's a design flaw or something.

 

[Josh]

Anyone else dealing with a blinding windshield on their Model X Plaid? Mine glares like crazy when the sun's low, and it's driving me nuts. Tesla's replaced it four times already, but the problem keeps coming back. I'm starting to think it's a design flaw or something.

I dealt with the same issue and using a sunshade really helped reduce the glare when the sun is low. It made a big difference for me, so it might be worth a try.

 

[Tuatha'an]

My friend bought a new sunshade for the windshield because we're always getting blinded by the sun on our drives.

He followed the instructions to install it, but ended up cracking the windshield!

The Tesla Service team came out, and now we're facing a massive $2000 repair bill. Talk about a costly mistake!