Creaky wing

You'll have better grip on wet floors too. The best way to stop rubber soles from squeaking due to the "gription" on a floor is to rub a bar of soap on the sole. The cheaper the bar, the better it works. Just a pass or two in the sole and you're done. One might think that it would make the shoe slippery but it does not. It actually improves traction. I honestly have never had this problem. But if I did, I think the first thing I would try would to make the bottom of my shoe less slick perfect. It seems to me that two slick surfaces squeak way more than one that is slick and one that is a little rougher.

I would think a cheap, FINE grained sandpaper for just a couple of seconds on the bottom of the shoe should do it. I would be careful not to take the whole sole of the shoe off, that would be sad. When a shoe starts making squeaking noises, this is because two parts of the shoe are rubbing against each other and sticking, when they should be sliding smoothly. Thus, lubricant of some form is called for.

A quick Google search tells me that baby powder and WD are both recommended for this job, though I'm sure plenty of other lubricants would work just fine. First, identify what part of the shoe the squeaking noises are coming from. Next, apply lubricant, work it in, and you're done. If it is underneath the sole of the shoe, make sure to lift up the sole before applying the lubricant. Make sure to wipe any leftover lubricant off of the bottom of your shoe so your shoe doesn't lose any traction.

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Try spraying any type of oil on the bottom of the shoes and leave it there for a few hours then wipe it off. Be careful you might slip due to the oil.

I have two pairs of shoes that make so much noise on the tile floor at work that my co-workers make jokes about them. I tried the soap - took a small bar hotel size, actually hotel-supplied , unwrapped it, and just rubbed the bar all over the bottom of the sole, with some extra emphasis on worn spots. I keep the bar in my desk drawer. I am going to try this in a few minutes and Dr. Ralph will get back to you soon. I have discovered that the floor cleaner I use on my hard floors make the rubber soles on my shoes squeak.

When I spray the soles of my shoes with WD40 and wipe away the excess, the squeak goes away. Although this fix is temporary, it is the only thing I have found that helps. In the meantime, I am looking for a floor cleaner that won't cause my rubber soled shoes to squeak. Thank you for your interest in this question.

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Your problems don't seem that bad compared to mine. I think they will help you out. This is my personal experience. I had no issues at delivery but a few months later the passenger falcon wing door started to creak. I called the service center and they said it just needed an adjustment.

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I couldn't help but to thing about the doors flapping with the Christmas easter egg and wondering it that was too much on the doors. I put it in the shop for that and a couple other items.

When I picked up my car they said everything had been fixed so I left. Got home later that evening and the first time the kids got in the door still creaked. Have to put it back in the shop. Not sure if they didn't fix it or it didn't hold. ChargeMe45 Did you get your creaking noise fixed?

I too had it and had it fixed, only to have it come back a few days later. Just curious how they addressed yours before bringing mine back in again. I also had no issues at delivery but a few months later the passenger falcon wing door started to creak. LOL the truth is that we had a factory tour so since we were coming down for that we just had the service dept. Its very disheartening to hear all these issues with the Model X for a potential buyer. Or anyone purchasing a new X now is in for the same path. On balance, the joy of owning and driving a Model X far outweighs a few issues as minor as the door creaking.

It happened to mine after several months and they fixed it pronto. It has not returned. One obvious tip to ChargeMe Confirm each item is resolved when you pick up your MX from the service center.

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I think the door creak takes less than 5-minutes to fix. Just to confuse the matter, I was told it was an adjustment not just a lube. Not pointing any fingers, but I smell a short. It is 'disheartening' to see them still trying. It would be easier to step in the path of a speeding locomotive. Like I said before, Telsa shorts would be better off shorting the coal industry.

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I also had and have paint issues. Before bringing it in open all doors and go over the whole car checking for touch up paint, gouges and small chips. I have had all 3. Have no idea how it could get there but it's there. Now I have to call them tomorrow yet again.