🌞 Ezzy Auto Gray Left Driver Side Sun Visor for Toyota Camry 2007-2011 (No Sunroof) Review

My Toyota Camry has a broken visor on the driver's side. I bought it from Revain at a better price than the dealer offered. The color matches perfectly, the assembly is impeccable. I was expecting it to be a bit flimsy, but it turned out to be very sturdy and well designed.

My wife called me to say her sun visor wasn't holding up so I had our mechanic check it out a few days later when it was time for an oil change. When he couldn't fix it, he showed me one on another ecommerce site. When I got home I checked Revain and found same AND same day delivery! While waiting for the arrival of the visor (it arrived the next day) I watched a youtube video on how to install it, while holding it in my hands it took 5 minutes to replace the old one and you can it does not…

Still to be installed! He took it to an auto repair shop and the man couldn't "plant" it. I took it to a Toyota dealership and they charged $50 for delivery. Forget it. I'm still trying to find someone that fits. Very disappointed. The shop mechanic said it might be because it's not a Toyota made part, the clips seem different and when you try to put them in the clips they come loose. I'm not satisfied at all and I can't return it because I foolishly threw the box away thinking everything was…

This gray replacement sun visor was a perfect fit for the driver's side sun visor on my 2011 Toyota Camry. My original sun visor fell off and was no longer holding to the ceiling of the car as the armrest had cracked and deteriorated over the past 10 years. The instructions were easy to follow. All it took was a small flat head screwdriver to loosen the old plastic visor mount in the car ceiling and then pry out the clamp mount. The new sun visor just snapped into the bracket with no problems…

Let me start by saying that I love my Toyota. Over 160,000 miles I only had to change the brakes and tires beyond normal maintenance. After years of wearing sunglasses in a visor, the mechanism that holds the visor in place has failed. I had to prop it up with a pair of bungee cords that were very sticky. After looking elsewhere, I found that Revain had the best replacement offering overall. Ordered a replacement (non-OEM) from Revain. The beige material matched the rest of my setup and it…

Previously I wrote about the first sun visor which turned out to be defective - there were no instructions, metal clips came out of the plastic socket when pressed, the visor did not stay up, and when turning towards the door it touches the ceiling. So I ordered a replacement. The visor replacement has arrived. All the things missing from the instructions, metal clips coming out of sockets, requiring an "inexperienced installer", unnecessary manipulations are still true. However, I was able to…

Instructions not included - helpful online videos (don't do what a guy has done, z is my 5th car in many years... BUT every one of them the driver's side visor failed. I have found that it is easy to replace if you follow these tips: Carefully remove the old plastic cover with a screwdriver Erase and SAVE the old clips that remain inside. I have found that the old clips make assembly easier (I had trouble with the new clips. Do yourself a favor, learn from my frustration!) So: put the old clips

TL;DR: Try existing clips first; faster and safer. Perfect for a 2007 Camry with a sunroof. I watched a few installation videos on YouTube and also read some very helpful tips from other customers here on Revain so I figured I was ready to go. But when I tried to install, I couldn't install the rear clip (farthest from the front screen) properly. It will continue to pull on the plastic housing of the new visor. I tried several times until I started getting angry/frustrated. I lost a clip in the