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Side Window rain deflectors?
- Thread author rcoplien
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KML
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Check out this thread on WeatherTech In Channel Rain Guards
ernysan
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Following. !!!!!!!I have OEM air deflectors and they trend to make noise since are attached with 3M doubleside tape They do the job but not the best look with the rest of the trim in silver color
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KML
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I found a similar advertisement at www.superautousa.com
Appears you need to install clips in the window channel to push the deflectors to the side and then the window closes into the clip.
In all my years of using WeatherTech in-channel deflectors, I've never seen this design.
In all
Bohen
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Bohen
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I wonder if this is is a legit site ?
asgalang
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Just installed the SuperAutoUSA deflectors. Fit 2020 up Kia Telluride In-Channel Vent Window Visors Rain Sun Wind Guards Shade Deflectors
Originally had the OEM ones, but the both rears were starting to come off a little after a year. Water also dripped through the visors where the clips were, so I thought I'd give these a shot since Weathertech still only has fronts. They are a lot thinner than the OEM ones, so they are rather flexible. They sit rather close to the glass. With the OEMs, I could still slide my hand between the glass and visor to wash/wipe windows, which in hindsight is maybe why they started coming off. They are about a 1/4inch short, however, they will do until Weathertech releases a full set. I may end up just adding new tape to the OEMs, so I don't think I would recommend these unless you had a hole burning in your pocket.
Originally had the OEM ones, but the both rears were starting to come off a little after a year. Water also dripped through the visors where the clips were, so I thought I'd give these a shot since Weathertech still only has fronts. They are a lot thinner than the OEM ones, so they are rather flexible. They sit rather close to the glass. With the OEMs, I could still slide my hand between the glass and visor to wash/wipe windows, which in hindsight is maybe why they started coming off. They are about a 1/4inch short, however, they will do until Weathertech releases a full set. I may end up just adding new tape to the OEMs, so I don't think I would recommend these unless you had a hole burning in your pocket.
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Bohen
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Thanks for the honest review
