Auto Ventshade[AVS] In-Channel Rain Guards for 2004 - 2015 Nissan Titan Crew Cab, 4 pcs. | Window Vent Visors - Smoke | 194858

I've had these ventshades before for another truck with no problems, this set was a little trickier. One of the shades didn't want to sit right in the channel, after two days of fiddling with it we got it to sit right where it wouldn't rattle or slip when the window was lowered. Turns out there was a slight crack in the channel piece, we fixed it with a little superglue and it was good as new. I would recommend these in-channel shades to anyone with a truck, I have them on two of ours and especially if you have a smoker in the family they are great. My husband can lower the window slightly when smoking and the wind and rain (if raining) don't come into the vehicle. They also look good, be careful going into an automatic car wash with them is all. Ours have been through numerous times and are fine, but an old style brush car wash would destroy them.EDIT- I've had these ventshades on my truck for a year now, and am having trouble with one of them. Not too long after installing them it was discovered that one on a back window had a slight crack and didn't always sit right. Not a big deal, I don't lower that window often and it wasn't flapping in the breeze. I had to lower the window the other night and actually had to stop the truck to get out and fix it where the window would roll up without getting stuck on it. You cannot buy just one of these if there's a problem. I'm not buying an entire set for just one and will undoubtedly just remove them from the truck. I don't like the ones that tape to the paint due to not trusting it won't destroy the paint if they have to be removed (like in this case) and have always used the ones that fit in the window track. These are too expensive to keep replacing though (the original order was actually sent back and a new set sent to me for one being cracked worse that the set I got and noticed the crack on later).

There is no trick to this, but I couldn't find clear direction . I suspect the opinions stating the visor "catches the window" may be because it is installed incorrectly. So lets keep this simple. My method is my method and it worked flawlessly for me.1. Clean channels using alcohol pads.2. Dry fit front visors. *** DONOT TAKE OFF TAPE!!!***3. View picture. Did you look. LOOK AT IT LOL! The front tab goes between mirror plastic and rubber. Not in the window channel. I simply used the visor to wedge inbetween mirror and rubber, CAREFUL YOU CAN TEAR THE RUBBER!!! Then I slipped the back end of visor into channel leaving the "middle part" of visor bowed out.4. Peeling film from 3m tape NOT all at once back to front, put visor in its final place in channel stopping about 4-5 inches from front. Press up and towards yourself to seat tape into channel. TAPE IS STILL APPLIED TO FRONT PORTION OF VISOR. YOU HAVE LITERALLY 1 SHOT HERE. Nervous, dont be its simple but do it all in one motion. Make sure front tab is in proper location between mirror and rubber and at highest possible point. The visor should be bowed outward but not entirely in channel. Finish peeling tape and place visor in channel pushing upward and out towards yourself to help seat tape. Roll up window. Done.The rear is similar. The back portion of visor slides between rubber and door, not in channel.

May need to trim around window slides a bit. That's kinda the price you pay with in-channel visors. They look and work amazingly.2015 Nissan Titan

One of them were cracked.

These came early, easy to install, not expensive, good product

Adhesive only goes so far window hit a few times. Had to add adhesive to the front of the front window to stop from hitting.

Got it real quick and put it on the truck, fits like a glove, car wash adhesive strength looks great, keeps out rain water while driving and let’s me leave a maybe inch and a half open for those hot summer days.

I bought these because the Las Vegas sun is rough. I work evenings and even with a sunshade and window tint, heat was getting trapped in my truck. Now I can leave the windows cracked and not worry about it maybe possibly one day finally raining. Also, it makes it less obvious that my windows are open, so maybe it'll keep from attracting thieves. Probably not, though... I hate Vegas.5 stars, will buy for every vehicle I own.

Nothing really bad to say about these....easy and simple install and the look is great! Only issue I have is with the automatic window going up...now and again the motor will sense some extra pressure and open up a couple inches. It’s a safety feature but a bit of a hassle!

These are the best thing for keeping rain out and fresh air in.The channel fit is a cleaner look than stick on in my opinion.Minor trimming of the corners may be necessary, I had to do one with a Dremel, but minor as the window sometimes catches the visor. It is the first time I've had to trim one after having had 4 sets of them on previous vehicles.

LIKE--easy to install and look great on my Nissan Titan.

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