Video Transcript for Set up: WeatherTech Side Window Rain Guards with Dark Tinting on a 2015 Chevrolet Silverado 3500

Today on this 2015 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 Crewcab, we're going to show you part number WT84740. This is the WeatherTech Side Window Air Deflectors with dark tinting. Let's go ahead and take a look at what they look like when they're installed on the vehicle. We're looking at the passenger side here. You can see how it fits nice and tight against the body work above the window. It actually fits into a strip located here. It shares the same track as the glass, and it goes all the way up towards the top.

The construction of this is going to be about 3mm thick, and this is a rather dark tint on here. One of the nice things about these vent visors is that if it's raining outside, you can lower the windows down to get some fresh air in still. We'll get a quick measurement. From the very top of the window down to the bottom edge is about 2". This part number does include the front and the back doors of the vehicle. We'll go ahead and take a look at the back door on the passenger side.

Looking at the rear window here, it's the same style construction. It's the same material, same tint. It does fit into the window track just like the front window did. We'll go ahead and check the clearance on that one as well. It's about the same distance, about 2".

You'll notice there's a little reinforcement of plastic here. This is actually designed to set on the outside of the weatherstrip like that, of course a little bit closer in, but it sits on the outside something like that. These are very simple to put in. Basically what I like to do is go ahead and put the back in first and then flex it into the track. Of course, you've got your window down. Then, push it into this corner right her.

Really, that's it, and then, double check to make sure your weatherstrip is still on the outside edge here. Then, you're good to go. Once you're satisfied with the weatherstrip, we'll go ahead and roll the window up and down a few times to make sure it operates correctly, and we'll leave it up for a day or so to make sure it seats into the track with the wind deflector and the window. Now, we'll go ahead and work on our second window on the back of the cab. There's a couple of extra steps to do, but what we need to do is install a clip into the weatherstrip here. This comes with a tool to help pull down the weatherstrip. You take this clip, put it inside, and push it up into the track. This also seems to help by taking a screwdriver and pushing it up into the track as well. You just need a small edge hanging out. You'll be within somewhere around 4" of a corner. The same thing on this side here. Then, we'll go ahead and take our wind deflector and put it into place. What needs to happen is these tabs need to fit on the inside edge getting started and sitting on top kind of working it in. You've got to push in a little bit and pushing down work it into the channel. There it is. The clip actually holds the wind deflector away from the truck where it's caught at the corners on both sides. That gives it a nice tight fit because it's basically working against itself. Then, we can go ahead and roll up our window and leave it up for a day or so. Okay. Not too much to the installation. That will finish it for part number WT84740, the WeatherTech Side Window Air Deflectors on our 2015 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 Crewcab. .