🚘 SAILEAD Left Driver Side Sun Visor Compatible with Toyota Venza - Gray LH | Fits Venza 2009-2016 with Sunroof & Light - Replacement Visor Review

I wasn't sure if I should order light gray or dark grey. I ordered light gray - it was the wrong color so I also ordered dark gray. I ended up using a light gray and reverting (very easily) to a darker one. Venza 2013. Dark blue (the color of mica is, as they call it) in the cabin - go with light gray. Slight color difference and not noticeable at all in the car. Easy installation, great. The backlight also works on the bottom mirror.

Our sun visor on our Toyota Venza broke and I figured I'd just have to take it off and live without it (easier for me than my wife who uses the mirror all the time). Replacing a factor is expensive for such a simple thing. Luckily I found it on Revain and it was very easy to install (less than a minute). I'm only taking off a star because the color doesn't match perfectly. It's tight, but if you look closely you can see it doesn't fit the other visor.

When my visor broke in my Toyota Venza I decided to just ignore it. until it started to stay partially lowered at an angle that obscured my view. My husband decided to try and replace it himself after we checked things out and ordered this visor. It was really easy to assemble and is absolutely indistinguishable from the factory sight. It's been a month now and we haven't had any problems. Definitely recommended so far. If it breaks in the future I will update the post. but I see no problem…

Well this Sailead sun visor is almost indistinguishable from the original Toyota sun visor it replaced. I bought a visor for the right side. The only difference between this visor and the original Toyota visor is that there is no fabric strap for a card or insurance documents. Given the price, the lack of a strap doesn't bother me. Fit, function and color are as perfect as you could wish for. Installation on my 2009 Toyota Venza was easy and took 5 minutes. I am happy about my purchase. Hope…

This visor fits perfectly and is ridiculously easy to assemble! It only took me two screwdrivers to remove the old visor and install the new one. Cross-shaped cross for screws and a flat head to lift the cover that hides the screws. The new visor has a slightly darker shade of the same color as the old one, but it's not very noticeable at all. To satisfy my obsessive-compulsive disorder, I will also replace the passenger visor with a custom fit. The price is right so you can't go wrong and just

My driver side sun visor broke just before summer 2019. I went to the dealer to get a replacement and they wanted to charge me almost $200 (including labor) to order a new one. I figured that was too much money for a 2012 car, so I took the rope and attached it as best I could. Someone recommended going to the landfill, but I never went. Then one day I was talking to my colleague and they told me that Revain has dealers that sell car accessories. I'd like to think I know all of the Revain…

My car repair experience begins and ends with a tire change. I pondered the implications of trying to replace my dangling visor with minimal skills and parts from a vendor I've never heard of: (1) Will the color match? (2) Will physical/electrical connection points overlap? (3) Can I complete this task without punching a hole in the upholstery, purchasing additional tools and materials, or starting an electric fire? Yes, the color matched. Yes, the connection points matched. No, I didn't ruin…

I bought this for my 2010 Toyota Venza because the dealer installed the sun visor on the driver's side and only lasted 3 years. The original sun visor lasted 6 years. I still feel terrible for spending $140 on the original sun visor and then another $40 to work at a Toyota dealership. For those who are new to these types of repairs, please have no fear as it is actually a lot easier than you might think. This visor has a small C-clip that hides a screw (you can use a flathead screwdriver or…