Weathertech Vent Visors-Good? Bad?
Weathertech Vent Visors-Good? Bad?
Just want to hear from first-hand users on how pleased or displeased you are with this product...
http://www.weathertech.com/store/pro...em_group_id=46
http://www.weathertech.com/store/pro...em_group_id=46
I've had them on my 01 L for about a year and a half. I don't think I would buy them again??? When I have taken my L thru a "brushless" auto wash, the high-speed air blowers at the end will blow them right out of their groove.
Dan
Dan
Hmmm. I was kinda' wondering about them. One of my friends has them on his Civic and they've cause his window tint to peel. I think I'll have to pass. Thanks for all the feedback, guys!
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they have been on my truck since november and for the money they are worth it astheticly and i noticed it kept the wind from comming in the window directly on your face wich is a comfortable thing!
EDIT: i have the stick on ones and they stay on even when the spedo was burried,,,,,,,,,,, er uh so im told
EDIT: i have the stick on ones and they stay on even when the spedo was burried,,,,,,,,,,, er uh so im told
Last edited by ST.ELMO'SFIRE; Jul 29, 2003 at 08:40 PM.
The Weather Tech inside version has been on my
truck for over a year. There is NO comparison to
the outside version. If installed correctly, they are
bulletproof. I have never had any problems at speed
(147+), and they go through the carwash just fine.
They are designed to "lock down" over the lower rubber
molding on the front end only, and the fit is fantastic.
From three feet away you can hardly tell they are on there.
The profile from the front is very slim and although they
are a tad more expensive than the Vent-Shades, the
great German Engineering shines through.
Get them. You won't be disappointed.
Cliff


truck for over a year. There is NO comparison to
the outside version. If installed correctly, they are
bulletproof. I have never had any problems at speed
(147+), and they go through the carwash just fine.
They are designed to "lock down" over the lower rubber
molding on the front end only, and the fit is fantastic.
From three feet away you can hardly tell they are on there.
The profile from the front is very slim and although they
are a tad more expensive than the Vent-Shades, the
great German Engineering shines through.
Get them. You won't be disappointed.
Cliff


Last edited by SVT_KY; Jul 29, 2003 at 10:35 PM.
I've had them for over a year (the kind that fits in the groove--no tape). No problems with the window tint or with blowing off (and that's at 130+ mph).
From my experiences, they're bulletproof once they're set well.
I also think they look pretty sharp from the exterior--go well with the tint. From inside, they're a little too purple, but from outside, they're great. Helps quite a bit in the heat to leave the window slightly cracked--you can't tell from the outside unless you're really looking.
--Rip
From my experiences, they're bulletproof once they're set well.
I also think they look pretty sharp from the exterior--go well with the tint. From inside, they're a little too purple, but from outside, they're great. Helps quite a bit in the heat to leave the window slightly cracked--you can't tell from the outside unless you're really looking.
--Rip


