Has anyone installed a set of these on their 200? How do you like them? I thought there was an OEM Toyota part but can't seem to locate it.
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My issue with ones that mount inside the frame is extra stress on the window regulator. Anyone that has owned an 80-series knows this may turn into a problem in 15 years.
Are some being made now that are thin enough for the regulator to not notice?
I tried a set of the weather tech ones on a LS430 and they caused issues with the windows closing due to the tight fit in the channel.
Looks like there was a member here selling the OEM part that mounts with a combination of tape and clips:
For Sale - Genuine Toyota Land Cruiser 200 Series LX570 Window Side Rain Guard Visor
@ranma21 are these still available / any experience with them on your truck?
For those looking, the part number for the OEM Toyota visors is 08611-60190. @beno would you be able to source these for us?
Thank you for the part #, I noticed the eBay (USA) shows the first listings as shipping from the United Arab Emirates, only $34 and change to ship but I would prefer to buy from Beno if its possible.I found another part number 08611-60880 that seems to be more readily available. A few sellers have them available on ebay for around $155 shipped.
I have the OEM ones (part number 08611-60880)
I would say go OEM, the fit and finish is excellent. I have aftermarket ones on my 80 series (WellVisors brand), and the fit wasn't good, the shade is also too dark especially at night, and the clips have rusted within a couple of months. No such issues with the OEM visors on my 200.
Some people might find them tacky, but their usefulness outweighs any cons in my opinion. It's great that I can crack open the windows while parked under the sun and come back to a cooler cabin without any fear of water getting in if it rains. Also useful when rolling the window down on a downpour (getting a parking lot ticket/card, etc)
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