🚗 Autoamerics Foldable Car Sun Shade - 1-Piece Windshield Sunshade for Most Sedans SUV Trucks - Best UV Ray Blocker and Heat Shield Reflector - Medium Size for Maximum Vehicle Cooling Review

I got the size for my Lexus LS460 from 2007. It's bigger than I expected but it fits really well because the LS has a big windscreen. I would say the medium size fits most medium to large vehicles but might be too big for a small car/truck. I also tested it on my 2006 Tundra and it fits perfectly. I use it every day in my car at work here in California where it gets very hot. I particularly like the reflective front with a black back. Helps cool the car. I park right in front of my car in the…

This is the best windshield sunshade I've ever used. It's nice and big, covers the windshield completely, blocks almost all light and heats up the car. It has a nice rearview mirror cutout with flaps to keep the light out. Their sun visors keep the top in place. These are its wings that completely cover the top corners of my window, as well as the wings that do the same below. I used an accordion style, as well as a style made up of two separate parts (one for each half of the window) with a…

Vertical windshield purchased from my Camry 31 inch. The "31-32" average was worse than the screen I was trying to replace as the spring in this "MEDIUM" was smaller than the spring on my current screen. -> ALL THE FABRIC OUTSIDE THE HINGE SPRING WILL BE WASTED as it's being pushed down and there's nothing at the top to hold it in place. I return my "Environment" and get "Very Large" for my Camry. At a minimum, the seller will document the spring size for each product size. This suggests…

The material that makes it up is a bit lighter than other materials I've had in the past, so it's hard to tell how long it will hold up at this point but it works great for reflecting the sun's heat and harmful rays off the black leather interior in 2 of my cars. I bought the medium for a 2020 Audi Q5 and it fits well. It's a little more than 'ideal', but it's a lot better than less since the light escapes into the space that a smaller device would make. I tried it on our 2003 Toyota Sequoia…