Any damage at all to the window or car door?
1823390
No damage to neither windows or car door (not yet anyway). Still trying to fix the other one that does retract. The other 2 works great, no problems.
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.
1823392
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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
728581
None whatsoever door works like a charm,just make sure it is installed by someone who knows what they are doing....
1796109
I don't see how the windows would make any difference. They cannot be adjusted from inside the vehicle. An adjustment requires a screwdriver.
1389149
I've been using mine for 3 months and haven't experienced any problems with the door or with anything else for this product.
1782622
No. They may get squeezed in. In my case part of it went down inside with the glass and then came back up. The shade or the window didn't get damaged but it looked like it could have been. So I take it down before rolling down the window.
1113498
I get a little water that will enter and run down the windows in my c5 corvette but it is not a really a problem. Not a problem at all on more modern cars.
49969
No, there is very little stress on the window. Most of the weight is carried by the window sill.
491599
Very little damage if any at all. The door frame I have been using this has a thicker lip than most and did not require the hardware installation. However, if it is needed the hardware only requires a few screw holes that could be easily patched if necessary.
622170
Yes, it is as you are looking at the window. I replaced one a few months ago, and it's pretty easy. Only a 10 minute job if you have a hex head. Make sure you have it tight enough before opening the window.
1674017
I haven't gotn any hail since I've owned it. But personaly I would not worry about it. Theres not any parts really to get damaged, unless you have over golf ball sized hail. In my opinion
491355
A bit- the cover in my car covers the vents in the back, so I have to adjust the angle on the front vents and crack the windows- especially after daycare or running in the park. There are WAY more positives to it though- it's still holding up really well!
1794599
You're always going to have problems with the back flapping partially when you remove the rear window. As long as you tighten the front down (and the midbow/support with the straps), you should be fine. It's just part of the design. Another problem I ran into that I found a solution for was the two rear side windows would act like parachutes and catch air, regardless of how well they were sealed into the doors when I began my journey. I took the two rear side window panels, and had a tailor sew velcro pile tape (the fuzzy portion) onto them where they meet the Bestop door frame and then I put Self-Adhesive 2" Industrial Strength Velcro hook tape on the actual door frame to seal it. No problems with the windows billowing since then. I hope this helps.
1164714
Just inspected area and I don't see any damage. We don't hang heavy items on it though.
1678784
not a scratch, supports having contact with the glass are rubber. Those who are on the top is perfectly align the edge of the trunk door.
684259
Hi Benjamin,I put the decals on the inside of the window. It is not a perfect deterrent, but it does help.Lin
1996081
My front door is the same situation that the door is approximately an inch and a quarter set back than the front of the moulding and I was still able to utilize it it has scuffed the side of he fiberglass door a bit but it is unnoticeable when closed. And the peace of mind of using them outweighs the slight blemish in the door now.
1247326
I have had mine up for a few weeks, it has not moved. It snowed where I live last night and still is stuck fast on the window. This seems, so far, like a very sturdy product.