I need this for my driver's side window when driving. Would there be any reason it wouldn't work for that?
1065605
These shades are actually more suited for vans, than standard cars. Because the front side windows are slanted, they do not fit. Suction cups are limited on an angle. I used them in the back, but, they do not completely shade you from the sun if it is directly side of you. You can still see the extreme brightness through the shade.
1065606
The shade is very thin and does not block visibility. I think it'd be fine!
1065607
That is a very good question and actually many people use them for their driver side as it still provides great visibility, they are many reviews already stating that, that is what they use them for. The size of the sun shade is one of the biggest you will find on the market and if you have small front windows it may not work so well, or if you have large windows it will fit nicely.
1065608
I can't see any reason it wouldn't work. I don't, however, know if there are any laws against using the sunshade on the driver's window.
36536
Absolutely. I used it to cover my van windows in the desert and it worked great. One caveat -- I installed this outside, covering the windows and it is VERY reflective. Your neighbors might not be pleased.
1610406
I would not attempt to do that, although I imagine it's possible. You've got two potential issues 1) visual obstruction and 2) a dangling power/cord.A better solution may be mounting low on the windshield as far left as possible. Another is to by a monitor incorporated rear view mirror.
931182
I tried it on one of my side window trim and it seemed to work.I think it would be worth a try.
139679
I'm sorry, I don't know the answer to this for sure. It is a pretty big car seat so it may block the driver's blind spot but I can't say for sure. I have only used this in the forward facing position.
858037
This stuff really isn't meant for that, this stuff is meant for turn signals, tail lights ect and for that it works great!If you used this on the stereo buttons it may black them out completely so I would advise against it. Plus it would make the buttons look totally black when the stereo is off.
1392969
If your only goal is to get a better signal by placing this in the window as opposed to next to you, that should work. This product is not an upgrade over internal GPS chips in most of the high end devices.
1786355
Yes. Just remember that the more exposure the mic has to wind, it will be harder to listen to you while driving. Position of the mic would be crucial in this situation.
1261133
I would imagine so. It works on car windshields so I can't see how it wouldn't work on a single pane window or door
102863
You could try to use them for the passenger side windows, however you'd need something to keep it in place, that and you would need to find the right size. Still my main advice against this item is the fact that it is very THIN, and it gets very HOT. You're better off getting those side shades that stick to the side window then this, or tinting them.
1763110
I wouldn't think so because it doesn't have the keyhole. But then I'm assuming that the driver side would be the same regardless of the location
1057307
I don't think so because it's hard to see thru and not completely flat. I wouldn't recommend it. It works great for the back to prevent dust from flying into the cab. I have a hard windwhield plus this and am happy with it. Let me know if I can be of more help in making your decision.
1129883
Not a 100% sure but, radio waves should go through the windows, it worked well in the car. Go online to the manufacturer and ask them directly. I would say try it and it doesn't work or work well, Amazon may take it back. Make temp connections onto the window, don't remove the permanent tape system and attach. Good Luck.
426650
We haven't tried but I can't see why not. They weren't large enough to cover the rear passenger windows therefore it might be perfect for the driver's side however it will be a pain when you need to roll the window down.
1325275
Well yes and no.....it works perfectly well as far as the visor itself. My problem with it is that it's much too small for use in my van (the TV commercial shows semi-truck drivers using it- there's no way that would work -too big a windshield and the area covered by the visor is too small). However in my daughter's car it works fine. But it makes driving into glare much much easier, both at night and during the day.
1562186
Tinted windows should work. I have not tried it myself on a tinted window but user reviews on other sites suggests that it will work just fine.
1522764
Yes, it's perfect for that application. I use it on the plastic window on my convertible BMW. Works like a champ. However, Plexus has gotten so expensive I've stopped buying it.Haven't found anything I like as much but there are a couple that are pretty good. And considering the price is three time less than Plexus it's an easy decision not to buy Plexus.