Yes. I have had deflectors on other vehicles with sunroofs and I’ll be in line to get one of those.I doubt the accessory is out ye, but a sunroof deflector should help. Not sure if 2022 Tucson would fit or has the accessory yet.
I’m sure the aftermarket will come out with one eventually.My Tucson has the sunroof deflector and it works great. No buffering problem at all. That's why I was surprised the SC did not have a deflector also. Maybe in next years model?
My 2017 Tucson had the fabric popup deflector I was shocked this did not...My Tucson has the sunroof deflector and it works great. No buffering problem at all. That's why I was surprised the SC did not have a deflector also. Maybe in next years model?
Only to my ear drums
I take that back. The SC does have a wind deflector, albeit a small metal one that barely projects above the roof line.My Tucson has the sunroof deflector and it works great. No buffering problem at all. That's why I was surprised the SC did not have a deflector also. Maybe in next years model?
Confirmed, I had the sunroof on mine open on my way home from work tonight, and experienced an odd sensation/noise that I had not noticed before. I don’t know that I’ve ever had the sunroof all the way open before today, but the noise would have cleared the earwax out, all of it. I’ve had it just over 2 months, and just noticed thisI have noticed when I open completely my sunroof, there is a bad low buffering sound that is hard to take. If I close it slightly, it goes away. Has anyone else experienced that?
Noticed that driving mine late this afternoon. First position was fine. Opened it all the way, and wow, what a difference!! I guess you and I both discovered this through accidental experimentation 😖😖😂😂The sunroof has two "open" settings. If you pull it back and let it stop itself (open position 1) there is no buffeting. If you pull back on the switch again and open it fully (position 2) you will indeed get much buffet - and not the Margaritaville kind.
Just let it stop itself in that first open position and you're golden. Discovered it myself through accidental experimentation.