Do these fit into the window frame channel (like Weather Tech) or are the stick on? Thanks.
1984406
They use an adhesive strip, but it is inside the channel rather than on the exterior. A small corner of the adhesive cover strip must be exposed prior to installation. Then, clips mounted on each unit allow serve as anchors as well as allowing the unit to be positioned during installation. After you are satisfied with position, the cover strip on the adhesive can be pulled off in place, and the units securely fastened. Installation took only a minute or two for each unit.
1984407
There is clips that goes in the channel,plus stick on tape ...but the fit is great...I have had them on my subaru for about a year..had no issues...they don't vibrate..nor is there wind noise.I am very happy with them..plus they look real good..Hope this helps
1328384
No they are self locking and do not damage window or need to be screwed in. I would also suggest looking at a spring tension type bar that goes across the window. These work but sometimes aren't quite as secure as I would have hoped.
2168704
Yes press them out with a screw driver or something to that effect. Putthe rain on and re insert the pins
1291461
They tape to the outside. I thought they were in-channel when I ordered them and ended up returning them. The only ones I could find at the time for a camry were weathertech.
11444
I live in TX and it gets very hot here. They have stayed on and worked well for us. I read some reviews about the corners being bent, but ours stuck completely to the window, so maybe that is the difference. If you get them and they don't flatten out completely, exchange or return them immediately.
434914
They are not in channel. They mount with very sticky tape. I have a 2012 tacoma crew cab and they fit perfect. Pretty easy to install. Hope I could help.
1531416
J.They are applied on the exterior with just the 3M tape. They tuck in behind trim on side rear view mirrors. I have not had any problems at highway speeds since installing them. I also used a very small bead of clear silicone on the leading edges, to help with wind sheer. They do not go inside the channels, but surface mount. Hope this helps.T. Gore
701635
According to the Weather Tech website these should fit. You can see more at www.weathertech.com
263315
Yes they clip in under weatherstripping just be careful when rolling up your windows at first
708713
Yes they do, However you will need some double face tape for the rear windows, they fit loosely, small strips, the front fits perfect. I am Happy with them
439626
They're meant to be mounted inside the window frame, because they Djete to the inner frame. However, if you had a frame outside the window that they would adhere to, I think it would be feasible.
1147429
These were purchased for my wife's preschool and she believes they can be programmed to a weather channel only. You may be able to find a cheaper alternative though, something that broadcasts weather channels only.
1528766
Peel and stick above window. On the paint part. I've had them for a year and they are still holding on. For the price I expected to replace them by now. But they are better quality than you would think. If you buy them line all four up before you stick them. They aren't coming off.
1882611
I ordered and fitted these to the glass window of my 2002 Grand Cherokee Laredo in about 5 minutes. They are smaller than the "door" ones.
1636628
No I installed mine in many window frames. They work great after a year of use. Roles in smooth and holds up very well against the sun too. I was worried they would be too dark but they are a perfect balance. You can see through them just great. I hope this helps you.
2259599
Ask the supplier and he will let you know which pair is for the tailgate window and which is for the entire tailgate (hatch).There are two separate pairs.I bought the whole lot (both pairs) since both began to fail.
1369582
They are a clear piece of plastic that slides up - one per side. The window grid would block you from putting an AC in.