[MarkJ]

I 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?

 

[ArizoniaFred]

Normal for suv type vehicles. If you crack a rear window an inch orr two it usually helps. Condition is know as buffeting. Some cars are worse than others.

 

[Mike86merc]

The sun roof has two open positions. If you press and release the sunroof button, the sunroof opens just short of all the way open. This position will cut down the buffering a lot. Then if you wish to open it all the way, press and hils the sunroof button.

Full open, (side & and back window closed) I get an amazing amount of buffering at 30-40 mph. So the difference is substantial between those two positions. And of course, opening the back window (on models that have it) or cracking the side windows helps as well.

 

[GTAcruz]

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.

 

[RetFF]

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?

 

[MarkJ]

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.

Yes. I have had deflectors on other vehicles with sunroofs and I’ll be in line to get one of those.

 

[MarkJ]

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?

I’m sure the aftermarket will come out with one eventually.

 

[Daedalus]

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...

 

[hlacoss]

What happens when you go 88 mph? ;-)

 

[Daedalus]

What happens when you go 88 mph? ;-)

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Only to my ear drums

 

[CASD]

My wife's Buick does it bad... to the point of hurting your eardrums... Sunroof open and a back window open,,,

 

[RetFF]

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?

I take that back. The SC does have a wind deflector, albeit a small metal one that barely projects above the roof line.

The deflector in the '17 Tucson is taller and made of mesh. Of course, the sunroof is much larger in the Tucson. It seems to work better than the SC's.

 

[Gunny27]

I don't ride with the sunroof open much usually I just tilt it up but when I do open it I open the back window a little to stop the buffeting.

 

[Walking Black Bear]

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.