The visor looks great and works fine when moved up and down over the windshield. However, when moved to the side window, there is no friction in the pivot, so the visor keeps moving and hitting the driver's head when making a turn. I was able to devise a hack with some masking tape on the shaft (after partial disassembly to add friction. I'm sure that fix won't last long, but it works for now.

It looks great and is mechanically sound HOWEVER I tried 2 of them and returned both because the internal switch(s) that turn on the vanity light over the mirror didn't work at all in the first one and in the second one the switch that shuts off the light when you flip the visor up is intermittent. Returned both for a refund.Will try a different maker if there is one.

Absolute dead-on match for the OEM visor, a fraction of the cost and took 5 minutes to install. Installed on wife’s 2011 Highlander and you cannot tell the difference between the stock and the new replacement on the drivers side. Save yourself the dealership visit and 150$/hour labor costs and go with this.

My original visor suddenly broke and I dreaded having to replace it at the dealership. Found this one and was very happy with the price. Installation was surprisingly simple and now I have a working visor again.

Works great but color is slightly different and the light flickers on/off when you adjust the visor up and down. Idk if it’s a poor electrical wires or what but it is a bit of a nuisance. Overall I’m pleased with my purchase - WAY CHEAPER than the OEM part and was super easy to install

I’ve had a sagging visor for years! I finally found this and had installed in less then 5 minutes! Matches perfectly too. And the light still works.

Installed in a 2010 Toyota Highlander with the beige interior. The color was slightly different than the original, but barely noticeable. Installation took about 5 minutes, works great. Other reviewers noted that it doesn't stay put when shading the side window when you're turning. I agree that it doesn't have much friction to hold it in place, but it would take some aggressive back and forth driving for this to be a real issue.

This is awesome! The driver side visor has been drooping for the past few months. I looked online and found that there was a recall for the visors on the 2012 Highlander. Unfortunately, that recall expired back in 2019, before we purchased our vehicle.Visors are ridiculously expensive and, from what I've seen on YouTube, are almost impossible to repair. This visor was cheaper than what the dealer quoted, cheaper than what YouTubers said that they paid and it works!Finally, no visor in my face…

This replacement visor was shipped early and was well packaged. It was easy to replace the old visor and it fit perfectly. The only issue was the visor extension was a little difficult to extend.