Time for new window deflectors...

On a week long road trip last October, the adhesive on the rear of my passenger side deflector gave out. Driving down the highway, it would flap in the wind. I figured it wouldn't survive the trip. Well, six months later, due to high winds last night...

Oh well. Just cosmetic as far as I'm concerned so I'm in no hurry to replace. But it is pretty ugly so I'll want to take care of it eventually.

 

Goo-b-gone to clean.

 

I have had good success AutoVentShade on all our vehicles.

2006 Toyota Tundra | AVS Original Ventvisor® - Side Window Deflectors & Rain Guards | Auto Ventshade®

 

I just bought some Weathertechs for my 2013, they are form fitting, no glue.

 

This is the 1st gen forum (2000-2006). Just know, a number of members here have had fitment problems with the Weathertech units, windows closing slow etc. There are a couple of threads here.

I realize you're just trying to help, but it's important to note which generational subforum you're in and the issues those generations have with diff't products.

 

This ^^

AutoVentShades were on my truck for more than 21 years. While they did start to get a bit faded towards the end of their life, they kept the flexibility they’re supposed to have and didn’t crack (until I inaccurately used an ice scraper)

I’d recommend them in a heartbeat, especially for the price point.

 

These are AVS's.... and the Tundra is an '02

The Tundra had a great set on it when purchased but a certain Hurricane raised hell with them care of debri being tossed around..

The only "Bitch" was cleaning the old ones off BUT once that was completed , this is what you see...

Quick "Note"; the 1st set were damaged through shipping but Customer Service had a new set delivered with an RMA box within 48 hours..