Anyone try Weathertech side window deflectors?

The vent shades / side window deflectors on my 2006 Tundra double cab are pretty ratty. Whatever chrome was on the plastic is flaking off badly and I'd like to replace those.

Apparently Weathertech makes a set that fits. Has anyone tried these?

Toyota Tundra Side Window Deflectors | WeatherTech

 

I had them installed on another vehicle. They cracked with VERY light contact in below zero conditions. But I would expect most plastic to do the same. Other than that, they did what they're supposed to do.

 

I have these on my 2014 Tundra. Been in place for a few years now. Have not had any issues with them. They fit into the window channel so nothing to stick onto the door. They do have some adhesive on them to help keep them in.

 

Was it hard to install the side window vent shade?

 

My truck came with them from previous owner.
Seem to be holding up good.

 

Thanks guys. I'll go for it.

Sooooo excited about getting the Tundra going!

 

I tried two sets on my ‘06 AC. Both fit too tight. One cracked and I tried trimming them down to make the fit better but then both rattled. Removed them and have gone without.

 

I’m want them cause they deserve a purpose but then again I don’t want them cause I was at a Toyota dealer and the same color truck came in with them and I didn’t l8ke the way it looked. I’m undecided at this point.

 

Previous owner put them on my truck. I haven't had any issues with them.

 

Keep us updated. I'm curious about them as well.

 

I have these on order......I'll let you guys know something as soon as I can.

 

I’m quite a fan of my fairly inexpensive AVS “stick on the outside of the window frame” style deflectors.

 

I probably should have become a fan..... LOL

Weathertech is pretty expensive. Looks like I'm "giving is a shot" at this point.

 

I've had the AVS side window defectors since 2017 and they are still holding up very well. Would recommend and would purchase again. I'm not going to link because they won't fit your DC, but you get the idea.

 

I've had the Weathertech in-channel visors on my Tundra for 6 years now. Recently the driver side started rattling in the wind with the windows down. I love how they fit but am disappointed by the noise now. Not sure what caused it, might be the rubber channel they sit in is loosening up after all these years.

 

Tundras going on 6 yrs with AVS and our 2017 Highlander is going on year 8 with em.

 

Found those online, saved to "Favorites" just in case.

 

Found on line? There is nothing posted

 

I think Real Truck had those.....I'll look up the link for ya.

2006 Toyota Tundra AVS® Outside Mount Ventvisor® Window Deflectors | RealTruck

 

Thank you I think those ar3 5he ones that I want. But I wonder if anyone knows how to get the 3 m tape off if I want to take them off in the future.

 

3M Stripe Off Wheel Adhesive Remover Eraser Wheel

 

I used this to remove an old sticker some dealer slapped on my tailgate.....worked great

 

I used this to remove all of the badging on my truck . Even when I had badging, people would still say, "Nice tacoma"

 

Any updates?

 

I've had WeatherTech in-channel visors on my truck for about 9 years now and have had no problems with them getting loose or making noise. Really like mine... The trick to installing them is to put them on and leave the windows up on them for 24-48 hours.

 

I'm sorry guys. I've been using the truck in its role as Prime Mower Mover instead of working on it.

I do have the Weathertech side defectors though......I'll get around to it eventually.