Auto Ventshade [AVS] In-Channel Rain Guards for 2016 - 2023 Toyota Tacoma Double Cab | Window Vent Visors, 4 pcs. - Smoke | 194768

I’ve used AVS ventshades on all my previous cars and my current and you can’t go wrong with them. I always go with the outside mount ones so I don’t end up with the window issues. These are super easy to apply, durable, they’re easy to clean and so great to have on a rainy spring day to keep the water out and let the fresh air in.

Fast shippingFit as should

Perfect fit, easy to install and great value for the money and looks great

Product is amazing and simple to install , the 4* is do to the installation manual is terrible .. other wise the guards are awesome

Looks great on the tacoma

durability

I had weathertech ones for awhile, until one got cracked after over a year. Think someone bumped into it at a tailgate in a parking lot.The weathertech is adhesive-free, unlike these. Which is nice, but the main reason I prefer these is the thickness. Weathertech ones are so thick and they add noticeable resistance in rolling up the window. These ones I can't notice any resistance in rolling up the window, which is much better IMO!Of course time will tell how the adhesive holds up, I expect it's better to apply on a hot day in the sunlight and leave the windows up for a few days. Either way you really need to keep the windows up until the adhesive bonds with the channel.A tip for removing the AVS logo:- Get a couple cotton swabs, a microfiber towel, a cup of water, and a small amount of gasoline (put in a steel or ceramic bowl so it doesn't melt)- Rub some gasoline over the logo with a cotton swab - in about 10 seconds the logo will disappear- Use water+microfiber towel to wipe down the visor and remove residual gasolineThat seems to have removed the logo in an un-detectable way and takes just a few seconds per side.

I was really disappointed with these rain guards. Right out of the box, the adhesive was dry-rotted, making it nearly impossible to get a secure fit. On top of that, they had scratches all over them, as if they had already been used or poorly handled. The biggest issue, though, was the rear driver-side piece—it didn’t fit properly at all, almost like it wasn’t even made for my Tacoma. Overall, the quality control on these is terrible, and I wouldn’t recommend them to anyone looking for a proper fit and durable product.