Common Panoramic Sunroof Problems
These are the issues we see every single week on panoramic roofs in Houston:
- Glass panel stuck or off track
- Loud popping or cracking sounds when the roof moves
- Water leaks from the edges, headliner, or overhead console
- Sunshade won’t open, close, or stops halfway
- Broken motor, sliders, or jammed track mechanism
- Cracks around the sunroof frame or rust around the opening
- Glass exploded or shattered while driving
Panoramic Sunroofs We Fix All the Time
Some vehicles are known for serious panoramic roof problems — broken tracks, shade failures, or complete system failure. At Sunroof King, we repair these more than anyone in Houston:
- Mercedes-Benz: E-Class, C-Class, GLE, GLC and more
- Hyundai: Santa Fe, Palisade, Sonata
- Kia: Sorento, Telluride, Sportage
- Genesis: GV70, GV80
- Lincoln: MKZ, Nautilus, Aviator
- Chevy: Traverse, Malibu
- BMW: X3, X5
- Audi: Q5, Q7
- Nissan: Murano, Rogue
- Jeep: Grand Cherokee
- Land Rover: Discovery, Range Rover Evoque
- Toyota: Camry (2019+)
- Ford: F-150 / F-250 panoramic roofs
Panoramic Sunroof Repair — Frequently Asked Questions
Why is my panoramic sunroof making a popping or cracking noise?
This usually happens when weak factory plastic components inside the track system crack under tension. When they break, the glass may jam, pop, or tilt but refuse to slide smoothly.
Do I need to replace the entire panoramic roof assembly?
Dealerships often recommend full replacement, which is extremely expensive. At Sunroof King, we rebuild the track system and replace only the damaged components whenever possible — saving you thousands of dollars.
How long does a panoramic sunroof repair normally take?
Most repairs are completed the same day, depending on what we find once the roof is apart — rust, glass damage, or electrical issues can add extra time.
Which makes and models experience this panoramic roof problem?
We commonly see this issue on Ford F-150 / F-250, Toyota Camry (2019+), Kia, Hyundai, Genesis, Mercedes-Benz, and many other vehicles equipped with large panoramic roofs — especially in hot climates like Houston.
Is it safe to drive with a stuck or half-open panoramic sunroof?
Driving with a stuck roof can lead to water damage, wind noise, mold, and further mechanical or electrical failure. If it’s jammed or won’t close completely, stop using it and schedule a repair as soon as possible.
📞 Call (832) 217-0430 to schedule your panoramic sunroof repair today.
Sunroof King — Houston’s Original Sunroof Experts Since 1979.
