Auto Dynasty 2Pcs Tape-On Window Visor Deflector Rain Guard Compatible with 2014-2017 Chevy Silverado GMC Sierra 1500 2500HD 3500HD 2-Dr Standard Cab, Acrylic

Bought for my 97. The fit was pretty good and they are holding up well with wind, carwash , etc.

These are NOT AVS quality, or fit.They are pretty flimsy, and quality control is such that one side fit differently than the other, and neither fit as good as the AVS version I got for my Dodge. In fact I'm not too confident these will even stay mounted to my 2000 GMC Sierra because they did not really fit the curvature of the doors.All in all these appear to be cheap imitations. The only reason I give it 3 stars is they are mounted and worked in some rain the next day. Only time will tell if they hold up and the $25 was worth it, or a waste.(Oh, and the rear ones were labeled wrong, as mentioned by others here, but it was pretty obvious they would not fit as labeled and needed to mount on opposite side.)UPDATE: reducing to two stars because its only been a few weeks and already they are trying to come off. These things are cheap. I would not buy these ever again, and recommend you don't at all! IN fact I'm going to see if I'm still within the time frame to return them!UPDATE 2: Even though I was within the return time frame, the seller would not respond to any contact attempts. POS seller, and product! Therefore reducing to 1 star.

Got these for my 2003 4.3L Chevy Blazer and they are a perfect fit. The front window guards tuck under the rear view mirror nicely and the rear guards are spot on.

I bought these for my 2001 Blazer. Very simple and easy to install. Just make sure you get left to left and right to right because there is a difference. Clean your surface with some rubbing alcohol. Peel the 3M tape off the back of your product. Get it set into positioned where you need. If you're not quite bright in your position and I'd highly recommend taking a piece of chalk or a magic marker and market into place where you think it's going to work and then peel your tape off and stick. They do not recommend going through any car washes after you install these for at least a week. Gives the tape time to cure itself to the surface. After that you're good to go hot summer days. You can roll down your windows just at that point and let all that hot air and heat that builds up inside your car out very well. Vented

The tape didn't stick well and came off on one side but luckily we had some extra 3M tape to fix it. Works great now. You get what you pay for. If you can make it work, they're well worth the money.

These window visors went on an 08 Sierra. This was my first time installing so it took a little bit to figure out which piece went where. Then after cleaning the surface well I used some blue tape to hold them in their final position front to back and top to bottom. Then I use a couple more pieces to line up the edge of the tape to the edge of the visor to create a curb stop so to speak. Then I peeled about 4 in of tape coating off on one end. Lined it up with my blue tape outline and continued to peel the coating off tape. Then pressed it all down good. The top edge of visor was at a different angle than door so tape wouldn't seat fully. Also the visor hung down onto mirror body and didn't fit the contour. I used a heat gun to gently warm the visor then press it flat against the door. Both reshaping the visor and sealing tape between door and visor. I pressed a finger against the visor to form it as the door transitioned to the mirror and the visor pressed easily and stayed there. Using an inspection mirror on the top I could see a few cracks in the tape seal to the door so a little spot heating warmed it up and sealed it up good. It worked out excellent and would have otherwise left a big gap on the top between tape and door. Not any more. It looks great and was a fairly easy job with a heat gun. If you have to borrow the wifes hair dryer, don't ask don't tell :)

I bought a set of window visors for my 2006 Silverado and as the saying goes " you get what you paid for " is so true in this case as the front side windows visors on both sides didnt fit properly so I had to cut it with a exacta knife to fit and then the adhesive sucks as I lost both front and back passenger side side window gaurds on the freeway and also they are really thin and flimsy not hard and dark like the real AVS ones ...dont waste your time or money on this product but I doubt if this will ever be published ..I just bought the real AVS ones for $45 .a bit more but atleast it's the real fit and wont fly off doing 65 on the freeway

Look great on vehicle. Great product.