window deflectors

Rkaroll953 · December 29, 2015

what type are you all running with good luck. and do you like the in channel ones or stick on ones. i have tinted windows so i was not sure if the in channel ones would scrape off the tint.

TheTunaHunter · December 29, 2015

Side Window Deflectors http://www.gm-trucks...dow-deflectors/

The general topics/search info thread has these types of questions all nicely laid out.

topshelfproducts · December 29, 2015

I had the in channel ones, they did scrape my tint and when it got cold the glue didn't stick, went with avs on the outside with stick on and zero issues.

aczr2k · January 6, 2016

I have a set for a 14' Silverado crew that I removed. You would need new tape, you pay for shipping you can have them. They are the stick on type. Not sure what brand, as they were put on at the GM dealer.

Rkaroll953 · January 6, 2016

I have a set for a 14' Silverado crew that I removed. You would need new tape, you pay for shipping you can have them. They are the stick on type. Not sure what brand, as they were put on at the GM dealer.

all set i had ordered in channel avs ones already, i have double cab anyway. hope they dont scrape my tint.

Nick Bobinger · January 6, 2016

I have a set for a 14' Silverado crew that I removed. You would need new tape, you pay for shipping you can have them. They are the stick on type. Not sure what brand, as they were put on at the GM dealer.

I will take them, sent you a PM

hayes369 · January 7, 2016

I have the in channel visors on my double cab, no issues with my tint.

Just make sure it's warm when you install them. I got mine last winter here in MN and ended up waiting until spring to install them. I've had one wiggle a bit on a very windy day right after I installed them but no issues since then. Also are sure you follow the directions and leave your windows closed for a few days after install.

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Rkaroll953 · January 7, 2016

I have the in channel visors on my double cab, no issues with my tint.

Just make sure it's warm when you install them. I got mine last winter here in MN and ended up waiting until spring to install them. I've had one wiggle a bit on a very windy day right after I installed them but no issues since then. Also are sure you follow the directions and leave your windows closed for a few days after install.

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sweet thats good news. yea it was like 50 when i did install them. they will be closed for a while well see if they hold. if not il be buying new tape in the spring...