🚙 XBEEK Ventvisor Front and Rear Visors for 2018-2022 Jeep Wrangler JL and Gladiator JT - In-Channel Side Window Deflectors, Accessories for 4-Door Models Review

They fit perfectly, are very easy to fit and do not affect window operation or vision. On a hot day, you can leave the windows ajar without fear of water getting in. It is also possible to drive in the rain with the windows open.

THE MOST EXPENSIVE vent kit I have ever bought. And I've bought (5) sets for my personal cars in the last 10 years. The box arrived in very bad condition, torn and re-taped many times. It seems to have been bought and returned at least twice before me. Small scratches on 2 front panels. I had to cut 1/4 inch off the bottom of both front sights to fit the channel (rails). Oh, and did I mention EXTREMELY EXPENSIVE!

They've been in the Jeep for less than an hour so I can't comment on how well they're holding up, but the install was great and took 5 minutes. I would recommend gluing them in and feeling the fit before removing the glue. And they have to be inserted from behind first, otherwise you have to bend them properly to get into the canal. But this is the easiest modification I've ever made and they look amazing. Much better than the old style that stuck to the paint and flew away at high speed!

I put them on our Gladiator Rubicon today and scratched my head in surprise. The description reads"PACKAGE - Jeep Wrangler JL 2018-2019 and Jeep Gladiator 2020 ***UPGRADE VERSION***1. Added self-adhesive tape for the two front parts;". The front two pieces were NOT self-adhesive - tape on them. I used the 3M tape I needed to secure them in the channel. I think thanks for the additional broken frontend? I'm not sure why I got this, but I can only assume that the warehouse puts away old stuff…

Finally, I attached it to my gladiator, peeled off the foil from the double-sided tape, stuck it on the window frame and put it in immediately. Radio over 40 mph before I felt my gladiator was very quiet, drove over 3,000 miles on the freeway at mostly 80 mph, not after I put those window visors on the noise level over 40 mph was unacceptable. I took them out when I took them out, noticed they never stuck to the window frame even though the windows were fully open and wasn't sure what I could…

Ordered and installed deflectors on many cars. These visors are as good or even better than others I have installed. I especially like the visors that fit in the window channel like theirs. Be extremely careful when installing the front bezel on the driver's side. The visor must be installed on the outside of the channel at the front of the window. You need to raise the window very slowly so as not to damage the visor. I broke the first one I installed. The seller replaced it promptly and I…

They help a lot in the rain. They are perfect for JL. It took a couple of weeks to get them perfectly contoured. They seem to hold up over time, but that's probably because I have manual windows. That way I could feel if there was resistance up or down. The easiest mod to install yet. All you need are your hands. First slightly bend the front bottom and back. Click on them to secure them and just lift the window. For the first few days it sounded like it was tearing/snapping. I slowly rolled up

Goes very well with our Gladiator and installation was easy! No sticky or tacky strips, they slide right on the felt track and that's it. Did! Fits like a glove and allows windows to be opened in hot Vegas without the windows ajar to ventilate and reduce cabin heat. It also allows you to drive on the road in the rain without water ingress with the windows slightly open. Have bought various brands over the years and this set is as good as any. Be patient with the install but I installed all 4 in

I have this style on my F-250. I just bought a 2021 Jeep Gladiator with a truck bed. At first I didn't think I'd need vents, but after rolling the window down just a few inches, I realized I needed them. So I did some research, I could get a set through MOPAR for over a hundred dollars. I didn't want a style that would fit on the outside of the door because if something happens and you have to remove them they will destroy the car's paintwork so I definitely wanted air vents. After reading the…