Side Window Deflectors

[fossil]

They came on mine and after 17 months I can say I am not a fan. I did not order them on my 23.

They are oversized for the windows and look funny if you ask me. I have seen posts of other brands that fit the channel much better.

that's why I will go with the EGR in channel style in smoke. some have had trouble with a tight window track but after many years in auto assembly I know a few tricks.

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[JJach951]

I watched a bunch of reviews including a guy who contacted Lund and According to them, that Is the proper way to do it. In Lower and it kinda blocks a lot of the window

 

[Hardening2753]

I got the clear tint, so I'd say 98 percent visibility. It's totally clear. $180 installed for me.
ask for IR or pro-nano Ceramic.

That's a great price. Thanks I will shop around

 

[JJach951]

I watched a bunch of reviews including a guy who contacted Lund and According to them, that Is the proper way to do it. In Lower and it kinda blocks a lot of the window

 

[AvianQuest]

I'm finally well satisfied with the EGR in-channel ones in dark smoke. The matt black ones obscures too much area as well as too much of the passenger side mirrow.

 

[cyberdog]

So are the EGR still the only in-channel deflectors available yet? - I see an assortment of 'stick-on', and while the Subaru OEM Stick-On deflectors fit, looked, and worked perfect, those available for the Maverick don't seem to fit quite right in photos. My wife's Crosstrek with aftermarket, and my step-daughter's Escape, also with stick-on deflectors, have both had issues with them coming unglued and flapping, until I replaced the adhesive or added some glue, along with adhesive promotor.

The in-channel WeatherTech units on my GMC Envoy were spot on, only they don't have any available for the Maverick, and I keep checking. Really miss the deflectors in rainy weather, when I could crack the windows, without letting rain in, or excess noise.

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