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Texas Husker Senior Enthusiast

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Here is a vid of the weathertech install with clips. (different vehicle, same principle I'd assume)

 

 

 

The AVS' look like they would just as good for a lot cheaper though.

Texas Husker Senior Enthusiast

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Those with the Weathertechs, do the fronts come down the edge in it's entirety? Some truck pics on their website show them going all the way. The AVS' only go to the side mirror it appears. Can anyone confirm? Thanks

 

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Those with the Weathertechs, do the fronts come down the edge in it's entirety? Some truck pics on their website show them going all the way. The AVS' only go to the side mirror it appears. Can anyone confirm? Thanks

 

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Mine are like pictured (Weathertech)

Rock1500 Senior Enthusiast

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How do you like them? I had similiar on my nissan sentra when i was younger and it would whistle at high speed driving and it really cut down on the amount of air that would come into the car when i had the window fully down.

gtptyler Enthusiast

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Did you notice added wind noise with them?? I noticed some more when I put avs inchannels on my grand prix

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I always liked WeatherTech Side Window Deflectors. I had them on my 2002 and 2008 Chevy regular pickups. They are good quality and I had no issues with them. I just got the fronts. You have to wipe them down after a truck wash to avoid spotting.

 

WeatherTech is dragging their feet for making the side windows deflectors for the 2014 Chevy regular pickups. The pickups have been out a while and there is still no word if they are going to do it. I went with the AVS in channel ones and they are not as good quality as the WeatherTech but may be okay in the long run. They were only $38 total including shipping. With the cold weather in CT, I had to wait for some warm weather to get them to stick properly. There were a lot of good reviews on them.

 

I need time to make a final decision. I didn't want to wait for WeatherTech. Their loss maybe.

Aaron1085 Senior Enthusiast

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Thinking of AVS in channels as well for my ride. Price sounds good and looks sharp. Just want to make sure they'll be solid.

 

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Texas Husker Senior Enthusiast

Texas Husker

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Mine are like pictured (Weathertech)

Thanks for the confirmation.

 

As a note for the AVS', the website http://www.lundinternational.com/products/ventvisors-side-window-deflectors/in-channel-ventvisor-4pc/?brand=avs#.UypODKhdV8E shows the same part number for crew and extended(double) cab. I found a set on ebay: http://www.ebay.com/itm/310853624794?item=310853624794&viewitem=&sspagename=ADME:X:RTQ:MOTORS:1123&vxp=mtr and the fit chart shows extended and crew. I emailed the seller and verified, they do fit the double cab model.

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Aaron1085 Senior Enthusiast

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Having trouble finding weather tech and/or AVS for my '14 double cab. Looking on amazon for best prices....anyone have better luck?

 

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Texas Husker Senior Enthusiast

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Having trouble finding weather tech and/or AVS for my '14 double cab. Looking on amazon for best prices....anyone have better luck?

 

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I found some avs on ebay. Link is a couple posts up. As for wt's, their website is the cheapest I saw.

 

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Aaron1085 Senior Enthusiast

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#194528...I'm unsure how the crew cab and extended cab are the same "size". Figured the window is bigger on the crew cab. Hmmm....

 

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