Window Deflectors Smoke Tinted In-Channel Side Window Vent Visor Deflectors Rain Guards Compatible with Grand Caravan 2008-2020 - 4 pcs. GW0584

I have always loved the window deflectors. I always feel safe leaving the windows down to let out the SC heat and since it rains almost everyday in the summer, no worries. The adhesive is holding up really well. Love these! A must for every car I buy.

2025 Mazda CX-30. This fits my Mazda nicely. Looks great too. Sure, there's a 72 hour wait period (before you lower the windows) to let the window moulding form itself to the guards and allow the tape to adhere itself but it was worth it. Another reviewer stated that they did not use the rear window clips but it is necessary to install those if you don't want to lose it. Without the clips installed, if you lower the glass, it will fall out. That tape along the edge is not enough to keep it securely in place. It's claimed as 3M tape but I have my doubts that it is. Normally 3M tape indicates on it as "3M", on the backing of the strip. They are a very dark smoke almost entirely black, almost non-tranlucent. But despite that, it doesn't get in the way of visibility.

These are not compatible with a 2019 Honda Accord as stated. They block the windows and keep them from performing normally. They also hit every time the window does go up. They have already had to be put back on once. What a WASTE of money.

Worked as expected. After a 1.5 years in New England they did fade slightly, as expected for any plastic piece. Was able to cleanly remove all 4 in under 2 minutes before returning leased car. All without breaking. 2023 KIA Forte. Worked well for leaving the front windows open slightly without water intrusion while parked. Due to shape of the rear window, leaving the rear open will allow water in.

Only Complaint (if there really is one ) the smoke is VERY dark. But the fit and look is EXCELLENT!! For the price they will be just fine. On my Ford Edge (2020) the dark smoke is fine and doesn't really cut off any of the view that matters. They look great and "easy peasy" to install.

Excellent choice for our 2026 CRV Hybrid Sport Touring! The "clean" look of in-channel rain visors is a good "touch" to anyone's "horse." What to lookout for: 1. They bend and when installing, you will have to "flex" them a bit. Use the tool provided. We "re-ran" it in installed window openings four or five times. 2. Watch the corners when rolling your windows up for first times. With these types of guards - corners need to adhere well over time, so glass doesn't hit it on its way up. You might need to slightly push on a corner here and there to let the window roll up. 3. If you have a chance to let car be with windows up for a few days - the better. So glass pushes enough on these guards to adhere well. 4. When installing - watch edges. They are sharp. Great fit on our car. Our windows are tinted - no issues with these rain guards installed. These are "low profile" and "subtle look." Wind factor - some noise - tolerable. We hope they will last as long as our new "pony."

The rear deflectors are great no problems. Now the front ones are a different story. The lame ass double sided scotch tape is trash doesn't securely attach, and thats after 48 hours of cure time. The peice thats next to the sides mirror, that goes down into window seal has completely torn the seal apart, because its to long. So now i have to put NEW 3M automotive molding tape(since you couldn't put the right adhesive tape on). I also have too ttrim the bottom of the deflector so its not ripping my window seal any more than it already is. In all reality i would only recommend the rear deflectors, and not the front till you can find a fix for it

Supper easy install and fit perfect. May need to upgrade the tape on them at some point if they shift but well worth the money.