tesla model 3 leak Page 2

Ah, the Tesla Model 3 leak saga—because who doesn't love a bit of drama with their electric sedan? Commonly reported issues include water ingress around door seals and sunroof areas, which can lead to annoying drips or damp interiors. Owners have also noted occasional leaks near the windshield, especially after heavy rain or car washes.

• Faulty door or window seals
• Sunroof drainage blockages
• Windshield gasket imperfections

If you're hunting for a used Model 3 on Tradingpost or CarShowroom, give those seals a thorough once-over. For servicing, ServiceCentral might help, but Tesla's warranty and service centres are your best bet to squash leaks before they turn into a soggy nightmare.