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Eric Zuck, author at Second Skin Audio

Author: Eric Zuck

Last Updated: January 30, 2025

Read Time: 3 Minutes

The cost to soundproof a car depends on a handful of factors. Are you doing the install yourself, or are you outsourcing to an installer? We'll go through the cost of soundproofing a car the right way and connect you with an installer if you need one. Let's start with three important questions:

What Type of Car Are You Soundproofing?

Do you have a 2 Door Coupe or a Full Size SUV.A larger vehicle takes more material.

How Loud is the Car and How Much Sound Do You Want to Reduce?

If you’re experiencing 75-85 db driving at highway speeds, that's too loud. It's worth it to make a larger investment to address both structural and airborne noise.

What are the Sources of Noise in the Car?

As you drive your vehicle, it generates some combination of road noise, tire noise, engine noise, and wind noise. Diesel engines tend to be louder, and boxier cars tend to have more wind noise. Off-road tires and performance tires can also generate a lot of extra noise. There may also be rattling plastic panels or roof flex from a sub in the trunk. We have solutions for each. We cover the different car soundproofing treatment strategies in our guide, but give us a call at 800-679-8511 to discuss it with one of our professionals.

Cost of Soundproofing a Car, Truck, Suv, or Van

As we mentioned, there are two types of noise in a vehicle: structural noise and airborne noise. A good car soundproofing plan accounts for both:

You can get material to treat them individually, or you can get the Second Skin Vehicle Soundproofing Kits for a bundle and save discount on the best car soundproofing. We developed the Second Skin System to help customers maximize their car soundproofing. If you combine sound deadening with a premium noise barrier in a vehicle, you’ll reduce the noise level when traveling at highway speeds by 10-15 db.

Type of Vehicle Structural Noise Airborne Noise Structural + Airborne (Kit)

Compact Car

$280

$300

$500

Mid-Size Car

$460

$375

$730

Full Size Sedan

$510

$500

$900

2-Door Truck

$330

$375

$600

4-Door Truck

$510

$500

$920

Compact SUV

$510

$560

$960

Full Size SUV

$575

$680

$1100

Minivan

$575

$680

$1100

Cost of Soundproofing Different Parts of a Car

Using a targeted approach for specific noise issues is a great way to get the best bang for your buck. If you just want to focus on soundproofing one or two parts of your vehicle, we have kits for each part that have everything you need in them, including accessories like tape, spray adhesive, and a hand roller. We also have kits with insulation like sound deadening foam combined with Damplifier Pro in the doors, on the roof, behind plastic panels, and under the hood.

Product Price Range

Car Audio Door Kits

$250 - $540

Roof Kits

$300 - $700

Trunk Kits

$320 - $440

Hood Kits

$200 - $270

Engine Firewall Kits

$280 - $360

Car Floor Kits

Use a Vehicle Package

Wheel Well Spray Kits

$220

Undercoating Spray Kits

$300 - $400

Need an Installer Near You?

Dave K's Porsche 911 Turbo with Vehicle Soundproofing Kit

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Second Skin products are the best, they are easy to use and ship fast, and they keep the car very quiet and cool! We have used other products in the past but now we use Second Skin exclusively!"

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Car Sound Deadening Installation Cost: Installers Near Me

The cost of having the materials installed will depend solely on who you hire. We've got a list of installers who have worked with our products before. Just drop us a message, and we'll connect you with a car soundproofing installer near you. If you want to save money on the project, don't skimp on the materials. If you have the time and skill, doing the install yourself can be a fun, time-worthy project, and we're only a call away if you need help.