Does You're Telluride Buffet or Resonate With Back Windows Rolled Down?

[csesto]

Greetings Telluride users. I looking at purchasing a new T-Ride and spend the majority of my time with both back windows rolled down so my big Old English Sheep Dog can enjoy the breeze. My 2011 Sorento is as quiet as a mouse, but my new 2019 Volkswagen Tiguan is horrible. It resonates so bad it nearly pops your ears. It's virtually undriveable with the windows down. I CAN NOT make this mistake again. Can some of you take your T-Ride out for a spin, with the back windows rolled down, and let me know how it responds under 40-45 MPH? Thanks.

 

[WhiteSX]

Yes it resonates. Can be alleviated by cracking open front windows or sunroof if equipped.

 

[csesto]

Yes it resonates. Can be alleviated by cracking open front windows or sunroof if equipped.

Thanks for the report. So, on a scale from 1-10, with 10 being unbearable, how would you rate it? I expect a small amount. My 2011 Sorento is about a 2, my new VW Tiguan is off the charts.

 

[SC300ES]

Most SUVs do this. Like mentioned you have to open other windows.

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[WhiteSX]

Thanks for the report. So, on a scale from 1-10, with 10 being unbearable, how would you rate it? I expect a small amount. My 2011 Sorento is about a 2, my new VW Tiguan is off the charts.

Depends on your tolerance. Very subjective. I'm sure a test drive will answer this question for you.

 

[csesto]

Depends on your tolerance. Very subjective. I'm sure a test drive will answer this question for you.

Thanks!

 

[Buckeye-TRide]

I’ve never had a car that didn’t