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What is everyone doing for window weather Deflectors? AVS, EGR, weathertech? In channel, low profile stick on, regular stick on? Matte, smoke color? Too many choices.

 

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In channel, smoked.

Couldn't tell you the brand, found the cheapest ones on Amazon and no complaints.

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Have not had them in years. Do the in channel ones have tape that goes inside the frame?

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The in channel AVS ones on Amazon have a lot of complaints about the window auto up safety feature kicking the window back down because big interference with the visor

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I got the EGR ones. One thing I noticed is the EGR ones are wider towards the bottom as opposed to the WeatherTech ones that seem to be same width on the top part of the window but taper towards the lower part. So when looking at the passenger side view mirror it blocks more of the mirror than the WeatherTech. Not a lot but just something I noticed. Other than that EGR ones are nice.

 

My window does do the auto down somewhat often with them installed but only when I have the window all the way down and then put it up.

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I think I was shying away from EGR because I didn't like the extended part by the mirrors

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On 7/31/2019 at 6:23 PM, Eagles1539 said:

I went with the EGR in channel dark smoke.

 

 

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How do they fit?  Any cracking/bending issues?

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10 hours ago, ShamrockShooter said:

The in channel AVS ones on Amazon have a lot of complaints about the window auto up safety feature kicking the window back down because big interference with the visor

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The AVS ones are junk.  Sorry but I have cracked two front ones and a rear one was delivered cracked.  

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51 minutes ago, RyanbabZ71 said:

How do they fit?  Any cracking/bending issues?

Had them on about a week and no issue so far. You do have to bend the fronts to get them in but straight forward install.

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