[TYPEII]

Looking Good, gonna get mine as soon as I get my front window's tinted.

 

[ginzero]

I usually don't like window visors.. but those look nice!

 

[JuneBug]

I usually don't like window visors.. but those look nice!

I think they'll really come in handy this summer when I park in the hot sun. I can leave the windows cracked an inch or so for ventilation without worrying about a sudden rainstorm popping up. Which always happens when I leave my windows cracked.

 

[Aribus]

Very nice. I've never considered window visors before but these have me thinking.

 

[LdyDee]

Had mine on for a few years now, no problems with them

 

[wing_woo]

I think I'll be getting a set. With all the rain we're getting, I can't open my window without the inside getting all wet. How much were they?

 

[noripwr]

I'm on the same fence, I would like to get these weathertech window visors since they look really nice compared to the ones I've seen on ebay. I see they're quoted at $99 for all four windows from the weathertech site. How much did you get them for and from where?

 

[JuneBug]

I ordered the 4-piece set directly from the Weathertech web site. They were $99 with $15 shipping. I looked all over the web and could not find them cheaper anywhere. Seems like nobody ever discounts them or puts them on sale.

The first day I installed them I had the problem with the auto-up window on the driver's side. The glass would go up and detect the visor as a blockage and would go back down. After carefully nudging the glass up bit by bit I got it to stay closed. Left it like that and 24 hrs. later the auto-up feature is working again just fine. The visor needs time to settle into place and a little warm sunlight seems to speed up that process.

 

[JuneBug]

Another thing I like about the Weathertech visors is they are very subtle. They have a low profile, and don't stick out much. They look like they belong on the car, not something that was tacked on later.

Somebody at my workplace has a Trailblazer with the official GM accessory visors. They are the stick-on variety and one on the driver's side rear door has already fallen off leaving the tape behind. Wonder how much the dealership charged him for those?

 

[kenn]

How is the wind noise? I have weathertechs on my Accord and they create a rushing wind -- almost a whistle -- around the area where the side view mirror is. I'm probably going to remove them as they are ANNOYING.

I've used weathertechs before but after my Accord experience, I hesitate...

 

[LdyDee]

Had mine on for nearly three years, no problem with wind noise.

 

[JuneBug]

How is the wind noise? I have weathertechs on my Accord and they create a rushing wind -- almost a whistle -- around the area where the side view mirror is. I'm probably going to remove them as they are ANNOYING.

I've used weathertechs before but after my Accord experience, I hesitate...

After the installation I took it for a test drive just for that reason. With the radio off, I was surprised to hear almost no wind noise. Don't hesitate to go with the Weathertechs on the RAV.

 

[noripwr]

After the installation I took it for a test drive just for that reason. With the radio off, I was surprised to hear almost no wind noise. Don't hesitate to go with the Weathertechs on the RAV.

That's pretty neat! I was thinking about that one too. You mentioned nudging up the glass bit by bit until it stay closed. Do you mean you brought the window up to the closed position forcefully using your hand? I wasn't aware toyota installs window glasses that automatically go back down when it detects an obstruction - thought only european cars had that.

 

[JuneBug]

After the installation I took it for a test drive just for that reason. With the radio off, I was surprised to hear almost no wind noise. Don't hesitate to go with the Weathertechs on the RAV.

That's pretty neat! I was thinking about that one too. You mentioned nudging up the glass bit by bit until it stay closed. Do you mean you brought the window up to the closed position forcefully using your hand? I wasn't aware toyota installs window glasses that automatically go back down when it detects an obstruction - thought only european cars had that.

No, I didn't push the window up by hand--I "bumped" it up with the button. If you push the button too far it goes up in auto mode--and will come back down if it hits an obstruction. Only the driver's window has this feature.

 

[ThePointblank]

After the installation I took it for a test drive just for that reason. With the radio off, I was surprised to hear almost no wind noise. Don't hesitate to go with the Weathertechs on the RAV.

That's pretty neat! I was thinking about that one too. You mentioned nudging up the glass bit by bit until it stay closed. Do you mean you brought the window up to the closed position forcefully using your hand? I wasn't aware toyota installs window glasses that automatically go back down when it detects an obstruction - thought only european cars had that.

No, I didn't push the window up by hand--I "bumped" it up with the button. If you push the button too far it goes up in auto mode--and will come back down if it hits an obstruction. Only the driver's window has this feature.

Yeah, when I got my RAV4 from the dealer when they installed the OEM window visors, they warned me about the same thing. It eventually disappeared after a while.

 

[ImUrOBGYN]

Girlfriend really wanted them for our black rav. I've never really liked them, but purchased them for the rav, the dark tints, and it looks factory. We went with the weathertech's, as well. Ive actually had compliments on them and they've proven pretty useful. I had some fitment issues on the front windows when I first got them. The driver's side was also damaged. After calling to complain, (we ordered them direct from weathertech, no better offer could be found, might as well order direct), they sent us out not only a new driver side but a new passenger side, as well. Not only were bothin perfect condition, but for some reason, I had no fitment issues with either side. No squeaking, no clunking, no anything since they've been 'set'.

 

[wing_woo]

I'm happy with the ones on mine. I've always used the stick on ones, but I hated them when they started getting lazy and making the front go over the mirror instead of tucking in under the mirror. That is the major thing I hated about the stick on ones that I've used.

The Weathertech ones don't give me any issues except I guess it's not warm enough here cause sometimes the window comes back down when I do the auto up even though I've had them on for a few months now.

 

[Yuma]

I have the Weathertech's and they keep my RAV much cooler in our warm weather.

Easy to install and look great.


Yuma,

 

[TYPEII]

I have the Wade In-channel and they have worked out great... Goes nicely with the Wade Bug Reflector...Can't beat them for $47.50 shipped.

finaltouchautomotive is the seller on Ebay.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Toyo...rQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories#ht_2010wt_941