Do the tabs that slide between your window and car door panel effect whether or not you can roll the window up/down?
2076355
You can roll the window up or down no problem, but the tabs sometime slip out and the guard will fall in the seat. We used them in the summer with air conditioner so wasn't an issue for us.
2076356
that depends upon your car. My car cannot even use these because the seal between the windows and the park door is too tight to allow the tabs to slide in. On most older cars I should think this would not be a problem however I would think that the tabs with fall out if the connection between the door and the window want to lose. I do not recommend this product.
2076357
I have no problems when the Windows roll down or up. My only complaint is when someone rides in the back seat, they have to reach under the panel & it comes off. I have a 2012 Honda CRV.
2076358
No - at first it is a bit tight, but after you put the window up/down a few times it is fine. I love these - I have a hyper dog that loves to scratch at the windows and they are a life saver. I just read some of the other answers - I do not put my windows down more than half way for my dogs so I have never had a problem with the tabs slipping out.
2076359
No, you can roll the windows up and down but when you do this they will come out.
2076360
You can raise and lower your window just fine but it can make a loud squealing noise as the plastic rubs the window. I'm concerned that over time this could scratch the window or the tint so I don't do it very often. Also, the rubber seal between the door panel and the window is now bent downward on one of the windows. I don't know if that will ever be an issue. Either way, these door panels are well worth it. Protects from slobber and nails.
601090
The curve of the wndow is in cars that have those tear drop shapes to them, this leaves a gap at the end where the glass curves . My F150 truck windows are lovely and square and these window barriers work awesome. Very rigid and safe. I also use them in my ford fiesta and they fit pretty fine there too.
1954396
They have only come loose for me when I roll up the rear windows, the tabs sometimes get caught. Otherwise they are pretty secure.
2246829
yes, mine does. If I slide it all the way over it will block the doggie door, so I just stop short of the panel and all is good.
700343
The bottom part just slides into the window and the top part hooks onto the window. You would put the window down part way, hook onto it then roll the window up. It works well but the problem is all shades are rectangular and all windows are different. It works well for my wife and I in each of our cars but the sun still finds a way through.
221240
You should be able to put them against the glass and push down and slide back at same time... first time on my car was tight
1636278
I think if your window swings open, you would need to do some modifications for this to work. If you had a sliding window, no problem.
862553
Yes it does, You can use it in a sliding door or any size window it's adjustable
1665429
Hello there are tabs that mount into the slots of the side panels of the car thanks
299222
no they stick on right above the window,you can stick it on the door before you pull the sticky tape off to see how it will look.
1562038
Yes, I was still able to roll my window down after the shade was installed.
1724074
Hello Richard, I had to Google some pictures of the windows in question :-) These wedges will work with any window that slides up/down or side to side. The trick is, the make sure you clean/dry the surface before you stick the Velcro on the window. Also make sure the wedge is affixed securely to the Velcro. I have two on each window downstairs (split level house) and they hold well. I truly believe that these wedges will give you extra time if an intruder tries to get into your home. Hope this helps.
1885522
If the tape is used to seal the area where the window slides up and down, the answer is no. The tape sealing this part of the window would not allow the window to open.
1018171
If you install it without any folds (very challenging), you can roll down the window. I have rolled down few times, and did not have any problem. Good thing is, even if it comes off, you can stick it back easily as long as there is no dust.
1823391
Well I can imagine this could damage the seal to the window if left in place 24/7. You basically have to ram those lower two "sticks" (for lack of better terminology to call them) into the lower portion of your window - between the window and that little flexible piece that rests against the window. So it does push that back a little. And then there is that top part. When you roll the window all the way up, obviously that is going to make an impression in the seal. My advise would be to only have it "installed" if you are actively using it. When it is not needed, just take it out so the impressions in the seals don't become permanantly warped or damaged.
22425
The ones for the hatch and the window are different sizes. They do open the glass window and the hatch. I'm waiting for the cold weather to get here to see how they hold.
1781817
It is a permanent bond. If the windows slide up and down, I don't think is what you want.