Driver/passenger window air deflector???? (1 Viewer)

[Live to Ski]

Did a quick search to no avail (feel free to direct me).

Am considering the drivers side and front passenger side air deflectors (weathertech, etc.).

Copilot (wife) and I are getting ready for epic sowest Colorado 10 day highway/offroad road trip. Thinking these may help with wind noise w. window cracked/down. Bonus might be keeping rain out while window cracked.

Any one here have first hand knowledge of the benefits/disadvantage? how about in other vehicles?

 

[2020 Rocks]

I have them on all four doors, they're nice. I bought the truck with them, and probably would not have added them, but I'll admit that given they are on it I am pretty happy. If you ever sleep in your truck on a trip it's nice to be able to crack the window with no fear of overnight rain coming in. I suppose you could figure something out with for mosquitos, screen or something for the gap.

 

[ibrahim83]

I have the oem Toyota ones from Japan. A week later i stumbled across the company who makes them and just about threw up once i realized I'd paid 6x as much to have "Toyota"written on two of them.

WELLvisors - rain guards, wind deflectors , dash mats, car covers

WELLvisors manufactures car accessories from taped-on window visors rain guards, in-channel wind deflectors, dashboard mats, all weather car covers, sun shade , floor mats to trunk mats. Located in Southern California, USA.

www.wellvisors.net

Exactly the same as the Toyota ones. 1/6 the price.

And even at the price i paid, they're worth every penny.

 

[SF1911A1]

I picked up a set on amazon about a month ago that were marked damaged and priced at about $7-$8 for the entire set. They take returns on damaged products so I figured I had nothing to lose. Sure enough the passenger front window shade has about a dime size hole and a small crack about a half inch long. The other three were perfect. I leave my windows cracked 24/7 during Houston summer, which is March through November... since the front right one does have that small hole, I just leave the three others cracked and that one closed. I never see it and don’t care at all since I saved so much money. Love those shades.

The brand I got is auto ventshade part number 94221 on amazon.

 

[Madbodhi]

I have Weathertechs on mine. Fit great, look good and are absolutely awesome when driving in rain/snow with the window cracked. My wife's 4Runner doesn't have them and every time I borrow it when its rainy or even just alot of dew, I think how much better it is having window visors...as water drips onto my arm.

 

[Live to Ski]

Thanks mudders, u sealed the deal for me. Now to deside which vendor

 

[wyattroa]

DO the weathertech fronts go all the way down to the door or do they stop half way? I have found the ones who don't go all the way still let water in as you cant really get the window down in my truck

 

[Madbodhi]

My Weathertechs go the full length.

 

[greenrover]

A must have as far as I'm concerned.
X2 on wellvisors.net.

 

[Live to Ski]

Weathertech looks like it mounts inside the channel.

Others mentioned above are adhesive mounts.

Any plus/minus of each?

 

[95Fantasma80]

I have the oem Toyota ones from Japan. A week later i stumbled across the company who makes them and just about threw up once i realized I'd paid 6x as much to have "Toyota"written on two of them.

WELLvisors - rain guards, wind deflectors , dash mats, car covers

WELLvisors manufactures car accessories from taped-on window visors rain guards, in-channel wind deflectors, dashboard mats, all weather car covers, sun shade , floor mats to trunk mats. Located in Southern California, USA.

www.wellvisors.net

Exactly the same as the Toyota ones. 1/6 the price.

And even at the price i paid, they're worth every penny.

These are really nice!!!

do you have a picture?

i like the bulky look and that they seem to install from the outside, which is why i went with the amazon ones instead of weathertec which have some bad reviews related to it affecting the auto up/down window feature.

here are mine from amazon:

Tuningpros Window Visor Amazon product ASIN B07KC4Z51G
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[SF1911A1]

I heard the same as Fantasma as far as the in-channel deflectors affecting the windows. I don’t have any direct experience with that because I specifically avoided them for that reason. I had the stick on ones on my F350 for years and they still looked like new when I sold it.

 

[LXneewb]

I have the weathertechs on my LS430 and the wind noise on the highway is increased very noticeably with the deflectors on. Anyone notice the same on the 100's? Something to consider before spending the $$ on them.

 

[shadow247]

I have the weathertechs on my LS430 and the wind noise on the highway is increased very noticeably with the deflectors on. Anyone notice the same on the 100's? Something to consider before spending the $$ on them.

I think the one's that go in the channel will have less noise. I ran both styles on my old pickup, and the in channel we significantly quieter, and also allowed you to roll the window down further before it started letting rain in. I would go for the In-Channel visors.

 

[LXneewb]

Yup I had the in channel ones from weathertech that just pop in. Amplified the wind noise 2-3 fold on my LS. $99 that went to total waste. Its very possible that folks dont notice this on the LC/LX due to speeds traveled. Try taking the rig up to 60-70 mph with and without to compare the noise levels.

 

[ibrahim83]

These are really nice!!!

do you have a picture?

i like the bulky look and that they seem to install from the outside, which is why i went with the amazon ones instead of weathertec which have some bad reviews related to it affecting the auto up/down window feature.

here are mine from amazon:

Tuningpros Window Visor Amazon product ASIN B07KC4Z51G
View media item 83726

Sure thing,

What have you done to your 100 Series this week?

Finally had a chance to try out my Overland pros Anza RTT and awning near Haigler Creek, Az this weekend

forum.ih8mud.com

These mount on the outside and i haven't noticed any wind noise in my Ls or cruiser.

 

[Pahizzl]

These are really nice!!!

do you have a picture?

i like the bulky look and that they seem to install from the outside, which is why i went with the amazon ones instead of weathertec which have some bad reviews related to it affecting the auto up/down window feature.

here are mine from amazon:

Tuningpros Window Visor Amazon product ASIN B07KC4Z51G
View media item 83726

I wish I saw those before I bought the Wells. While the Wells serve their purpose for the price, I found that the bulkiness was affecting my visibility. It takes a little getting used to, but I do like how they act as visors. Guess I’m more about just being able to crack windows when it’s raining than the sun visor feature. I may cave in and go for the Tuningpros.

 

[95Fantasma80]

I wish I saw those before I bought the Wells. While the Wells serve their purpose for the price, I found that the bulkiness was affecting my visibility. It takes a little getting used to, but I do like how they act as visors. Guess I’m more about just being able to crack windows when it’s raining than the sun visor feature. I may cave in and go for the Tuningpros.
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wow want to trade lol

i can't decide, i like the bulkiness but also like the subtleness of the amazon ones haha! zero wind noise and look great!

 

[Natchez]

another vote for Wellvisor. I have been thoroughly impressed.

 

[Pahizzl]

wow want to trade lol

i can't decide, i like the bulkiness but also like the subtleness of the amazon ones haha! zero wind noise and look great!

If they weren’t so cheap, I probably would. Lol

For the price, I may go ahead and pull the trigger on the Amazon ones.