Vent Visors

[tone357]

What brand of vent visors would you guys recommend, why?

[RaddHazzard]

I would recommend any that are in channel. I think they look tons better than the ones you stick on the outside. I dont even recall the name of the ones I have but they are in channel and look good.

[Colorado Hoe II]

I've always gotten my vent visors from Weathertech.com . I highly recommend their products.

[Ironman24]

I have always had the stick on ones made by ventshade. I loved them. Never had any problems.

I do like the look of the in-channel ones they have now but my friend has a set on his extra cab and he says the driver side rear one always pops out of his.... im looking to get a set for my truck and im torn on if i should get the stick on or the in channel.

anyone else with the in-channel have any problems?

[Harvey Halabookie]

Putco in-channel. Smooth, low-profile design.

[cghbuilder86]

I got the standard vent shade stick on kind. Never had a problem. The in channel do look good. I was afraid to get them though. Read some bad reviews about how they work with some vehicles.

[foghorn23]

I got the standard vent shade stick on kind. Never had a problem. The in channel do look good. I was afraid to get them though. Read some bad reviews about how they work with some vehicles.

 

I had a bad experience with Wade brand in channel in my 2004. I always had a little wind noise around the drivers front window and could never get them right. Anyway I know Wade is a less expensive brand and there are other higher quality in channel visors, but when the time comes I think I will just go with the original stick on AVS. Two sets on other trucks and never a problem.

[66 ROG]

Another vote for Weathertech which fit in the channel. Much nicer looking than the exterior "stick on" vent visors I've used in the past. The Weathertech visors fit like a glove.

[Turbo810]

I have the AVS in channel ones. I have had them for over a year and love them.

[dlewis1111]

What brand of vent visors would you guys recommend, why?

 

08 silverado ext cab - in channel autoshade vent visors. not a single problem to date. cheapest place was autozone

[tyhuck]

Ive got a slightly used set ot the PUTCO in-channels for sale. They will fit your 01 and they look really clean. They were very low profile.

 

The pictures in my add are hard to see, but you can tell, its like the almost arent there from the outside.

 

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/index.php?...=126664&hl=

[Ryan00TJ]

I've had no problems with my Wade In Channel visors. Installed correctly you should never have a problem. If I were buying again I would go with WeatherTech. Made in America employing US workers.

[CorvetteOJ]

I have two sets of chrome Putco In-Channel visors. One set on my H3 show vehicle and one set on my 2010 Silverado, which is my daily driver. I love both sets, they are low profile and really add personality to each vehicle. If I were buying again, I would get the same thing. They work for me.

[700 sportsman]

I work at a detail shop, but we also sell accessories and what not also. I would say overall I would reccomend weathertech, AVS. We have gotten in a couple sets of egr and putco's too, but not to much experience with them.

 

I have found the fitment and quality to be top notch with both WT and AVS I prefer the in channel for looks and they aren't a PITA to take off either.