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Wanted to post about the installation of the in-channel vent visors I just completed on my 2024 Terrain Tremor:
PROS
- excellent fit
- easy installation
- they look great (IMO, of course)
- quality "smoke" plastic
- fresh air introduction into the cabin
- they do slow down the window a little as the glass tries to seat into the channels, but I believe this will ease over time as everything wears and settles into place
CONS
- I'd say they're a little bit wider than they need to be
- not well designed regarding the passenger door mirror as they're too wide in front of the mirrors. From the driver's seat position, the visor covers the passenger mirror some when the visor doesn't need to. They need to lose about and inch or a little more right where they come down in front of both mirrors. Not a major problem, but it does partially block clear view down the passenger side of the truck.
Overall, a great addition to the truck for fresh air access, and some sun blocking.
Just thought I'd post for the folks considering getting a set of these.
PROS
- excellent fit
- easy installation
- they look great (IMO, of course)
- quality "smoke" plastic
- fresh air introduction into the cabin
- they do slow down the window a little as the glass tries to seat into the channels, but I believe this will ease over time as everything wears and settles into place
CONS
- I'd say they're a little bit wider than they need to be
- not well designed regarding the passenger door mirror as they're too wide in front of the mirrors. From the driver's seat position, the visor covers the passenger mirror some when the visor doesn't need to. They need to lose about and inch or a little more right where they come down in front of both mirrors. Not a major problem, but it does partially block clear view down the passenger side of the truck.
Overall, a great addition to the truck for fresh air access, and some sun blocking.
Just thought I'd post for the folks considering getting a set of these.
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