Window Visors Rain Guards Shield for 2019-2025 Toyota Corolla Sedan, Out-Channel Window Vent Wind Deflectors Visors Shades for 19-25 Corolla Sedan

Works great, strong hold. NOTE: *You have to get it right the first time when you apply it, so figure out where you want it to stick and make it happen. If you stick it on and then peal it back off to try and get a better position the sticky tape will lose a lot of hold strength. It may not even work after that. Make sure the surface is clean and has no greasy residues on it and you'll be fine.This is a Dodge Journey Crossroad 2014 fyi. So no matter the year of Journey or trim it will be the exact dimensions I needed. It fits pretty much perfect for all journeys (but other make/modelsto, check product info). On the back door, the window covers barely fit. You have to angle them just right but it will work, once you figure out that sweet spot.

Did not fit exactly as I was hoping. It does have a small gap at the bottom , on the front windows. It is universal fit, and of course it won’t be perfect. But does it work? In my case, yes. It doesn’t whistle because of the small gap. It’s fields the wind and rain. It doesn’t whistle exactly what it’s made to do. It’s holding up well. Made it through winter with no issues. I’ve been through the car wash and had no problems. They were very simple to install. The tape is already in place, you just peel and stick. I cleaned my GMC Acadia well, dried the doors, placed the wind guards on and applied a little pressure. I picked a warm day to apply them just to be safe. I like the look. I’d buy them again. H

You can't complain about getting a good price for a product that works and fits right. There are some things to note tho. The adhesive could be better cut, it is longer than the rain guards so the adhesive shows and requires trimming after fitting. The plastic isn't cut well in some places leaving little plastic frayed edges showing, this can be cleaned up with a razor blade tho. And my main complaint is that they are barely tinted, they are more like a medium gray and very thin so you can see right through them. My car's trim is piano black, so the guards kinda stand out being lighter and see through. The fit however.is pretty good and they are flexible enough to bend to the contours well. For the great price I can't hold these faults against the product.

After I purchased my 2006 Acura TL this was one of the first buys, and I'm glad I did. It is a wonderful addition to my vehicle as I can crack the windows without worry of rain water coming in, or just wanting a little air/breeze to come through the car for ventilation.The instillation was easy (make sure you follow instructions),. They are flexible, but not too floppy, and seem strong when property applied. I like that is actually makes the car look more sporty too! An affordable upgrade to any car, and will install these on any car in the future.

The media could not be loaded. It’s looks great on my 2018 Honda pilot but the two front windows don’t fit all the way maybe a inch or 2 off and the sticky side sucks so if it starts to come off I’ll have 3m ready to reinstall

My Toyota Highlander that I bought this year had these visors. It made SUCH an impact on rainy days, windy days, and just driving on the freeway. I fell for those visors hard. Toyota is gone, now I have a Jeep Commander. I instantly noticed the lack of the visors. Rain came straight in. Wind is all up in your face. So I bought these guys. I don't know if they are the same as the Toyota Highlander's but they look almost identical. Except made for jeep windows not Toyota lol. It wasn't an exact fit as we hoped and we both sliced our fingers during application. However the end result looks great! I honestly can't say if I ever looked so hard at the Toyota to see if they overlapped the window frames. Maybe they did?I will update again to say if these work as nicely as the Toyota ones did.

Great deflector easy to install and looks cool too. Great price and quick eta

2016 Express van. These came well packed so they are damage free. They are the right shape, length, and size but they do not follow the body curvature at all. The corners were popping up. See pics. I was able to get all but the tips to lay down with a lot of heat.**They have been holding on fine after a month, even through ice, negative temps, car washes, etc. These deserve credit for their adhesion.**They are not very tall/deep so they don't block a lot of wind but they do block rain.Application method used: Cleaned the area with 80% alcohol. Applied heat to tape before during and after install to get it to grab and help form to the body. Heated a couple extra times, pressing in against body as I went along, then taped over the edges to allow adhesive to cure while blocking the wind. Left the tape in place for a few days.