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Side Window Visors

Enhance your vehicle's appearance and aerodynamics with a set of custom-fit side window visors by EGR, Putco, or Weathertech. Reduce wind noise and drag whether towing or riding around town. An in-channel design makes these vents as easy to install and they are stylish - simply slide in and go! Protect your vehicle's interior from the elements while still allowing heat to escape and air to circulate.

These visors come in a range of styles and offer fits for many popular vehicles such as Ford, Chevy, GMC, Dodge, Toyota, and Honda. Find the correct window vents for your vehicle by entering the year, make, and model to the left.




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Air Deflectors Videos

Putco Window Visors Installation - 2012 Dodge Ram

Today on our 2012 Dodge Quad cab Pickup well be installing the Putco element window channel visors, part number P580137. Starting here on the passenger side well go ahead and lower the window. We can go ahead and remove the adhesive cover. Starting next to the mirror down at the bottom near the window opening well put the visor into the window channel. Well go ahead and flex the visor so that we can get the opposite in into the window channel and then work the center into the window channel. Be advised that if the adhesive catches the window trim that youll need to go ahead and slide a flat bladed screwdriver or a trim panel tool in so that the window visor gets all the way up into the window channel.


WeatherTech Window Visor Installation - 2011 GMC Acadia

Today on this 2011 GMC Acadia, we're going to install part number WT82457 from WeatherTech. This is our Side Window Deflectors. Our first step is to go ahead and make sure the S clip is installed properly on the edge of the door. We'll peel back the weather strip and slide into place. We'll just keep it about 3 inches away from the very top of the window line. Next, we'll go ahead and install the front of the part.


Putco Window Visor Installation - 2012 Chevrolet Silverado

Today on our 2012 Chevy Silverado were going to install the Putco element in channel window visor part #: p580056. This set comes with 4 window visors, one for each door. Well start here with the drivers front. The drivers front visor will mostly sit inside the window channel starting from the rear working your way forward and then its getting front flange thats going to go in between the outside weather stripping and the mirror, will sit just like this once its installed. Now lets go ahead and pull it back out, well remove the side of the 2 way adhesive and go ahead and put it in place permanently. Again, well be putting a 2 way adhesive up into the window channel, as we work our way forward well get the flange started in between the outside weather stripping and the mirror.


WeatherTech Window Visor Installation - 2009 Dodge Ram Pickup 1500

We are going to be installing WeatherTech side window deflectors, part number WT80503. So, I am going to start by installing it here at the front, making sure that this piece is on the outside. We are going to the recessed areas and these are in channel visors. So we want the top sections, the thinned out portion, to go ahead and to sit inside the channel. And then with the front corner ed, we just actually want to go to t he rear section of the air deflector. When it is just sitting on top, it actually overlaps the door quite a bit. So what we are going to have to do is actually fold it down so that it can be ed into the channel. You can see there is quite a bit of flex in t he window visor. You want to make sure that you are not installing this in any weather that is under 50 degrees because that bending of the visor could actually crack the visor if it is not warm enough. 0:47


WeatherTech Air Deflectors Review - 2003 Volkswagen Jetta

Today we are going to review part number WT89008 from WeatherTech. This is their sunroof wind deflector. This is the wind noise we have cruising about 55 to 60 miles an hour. We will compare this after the installation and then we will see how much of a difference we have. In this instance we are going to install on a 2003 Volkswagen Jetta. This is the typical set of hardware that we are going to install on the wind deflector and this part actually grips the edge of the sheet metal at the sunroof, this is a protective ring for the screw where it goes to the plastic on the wind deflector and this part here attaches to the screw which holds everything together. Lets do a quick sub assembly right now. These two pieces slide together. They get screwed together just like this and the wind deflector would be in the middle. 00:49


Putco Window Visor Installation - 2003 Ford F-250

Alright, today we are going to review part number P580203 from Putco. This is their Element tinted polycarbonate window visor. A couple of features about the window visor is that it has a simple, in-channel installation, so it fits in the same channel as the window itself. It has a moisture-wicking, beaded edge that helps you remove moisture from the visor. It is a precise fit for the vehicle so it is designed for the actual door itself. And also the shape of it reduces wind noise. 0:28


WeatherTech Air Deflectors Reveiw - 2008 Toyota Prius

Today on this 2008 Toyota Prius we are going to install part number WT82357. Some of the features of the air deflectors are one, that they are designed to reduce noise and also allows ventilation for the vehicle itself even when it rains. They are easy to install inside the window channel with no exterior tape needed. It provides a low profile original equipment look. You want to begin with the window lowered and you can see how this edge will fit into the track just like that. I would like to start on that side and then going towards the front of the vehicle, just bow it into place. Make sure it fits into the track and then just bow it in. Make sure you follow the channel so it goes into place. It may help to flex it a little bit like this to get it in there. That slipped in just fine. 01:07


Putco Window Visor Installation - 2009 Dodge Ram

Today we are going to install part number P580178 from Putco, and we are going to install this on a 2009 Dodge Ram full-size pickup. These vent visors will install in the channel with the window, and these will actually have a little bit of adhesive on them to help them stick to the inside of the channel of the door itself. The track that the vent visor fits into is right here, all the way down. And what happens is that the adhesive on the vent visor itself will actually attach to this inside edge on top up here, inside this edge right here. So before you peel the backing off the adhesive, it is a good idea to always do a test of it first. So let us put it right in the channel and just pop it into place. Then you have a good idea of where the adhesive sticks onto the weatherstripping here.


WeatherTech Window Visor Installation - 2000 Chevrolet S-10

Today we are going to be installing window visors from WeatherTech, part number WT80018, on a 2000 Chevrolet S-10. The first thing we want to do is to do a little bit of prep work to the window. We want to just take and clean the top portion of the window off. We just use a light solvent or just regular soap and water to do this. And you also want to get in and clean out the window sill as well. For this particular set of visors, there is not any sort of adhesive that is going to be used to hold the visors in, so it is not that imperative that we get it that clean. But on some of the visors, there will be additional double-sided tape to help hold it into the sill, and in that case you want to make sure you get it cleaned out really well.




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