Product Description

WeatherTech Side Window Deflectors offer you fresh air enjoyment with an original equipment look. They are crafted in Germany from the finest 3 millimeter dark-tinted acrylic material available. Installation is quick and easy, with no exterior tape needed. WeatherTech Side Window Deflectors are precision-machined to perfectly fit your vehicle. These low profile window deflectors help to reduce wind noise and allow interior heat to escape.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #47548 in Automotive
• Color: Dark Smoke
• Brand: WeatherTech
• Model: 80463

Features

• Maximize your fresh air enjoyment
• Sleek aerodynamic styling
• Reduces wind noise
• Installs inside the window channel

Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Look nice, but some issues
By my humble opinion...
The problem with 'inside' fitting visors like these is that they sometimes cause the window motor to have to work a little extra hard to close the window because they make the seal fit tight...not on all vehicles, but on some it even sometimes makes the safety switch roll the window back down because it sets off the overload making the it 'think' that something is wrong (like someones head or arm got rolled up in it or something). Anyway, I am going to stick (for give the pun) with the type that glue on the outside from now on.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Perfect fit
By Eni
Unlike those car deflectors that you need to stick using a double sided tape at the top outside your car door frame window which I used with my other car before, this one doesn't need that. All you need is to insert it between the crease of your window. Installing may be a little hard as you should bend it to allow you to insert it between edges but it sure looks great and natural once you put it in.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Great fit, Be careful with the install
By Christopher Lambert
I purchased these for my 2010 Ford Escape. They look better then stick on deflectors and keep the water out if you crack your windows. You can also leave the windows cracked without any notice from the outside. When I installed these the first one I put in pretty rough and it dented the window guard, but that was my fault for not reading the direction fully. Feel free to comment if you want to learn more.