Auto Ventshade [AVS] In-Channel Rain Guards for 2006 - 2014 Honda Ridgeline | Window Vent Visors, 4 pcs. - Smoke | 194832

I just installed these Ventshades on my 2007 honda ridgeline and immediately asked myself why hadn't i done this years ago. They look fantastic......Fit perfectly and allows me to leave the windows open a drop so it doesn't get like an oven in there in the heat of summer. Installation took about twenty minutes for two front and two rear shades. I did hold back the fifth star for style points as the drivers side front shade does have a logo on it that I would prefer wasn't there. They matched the truck color (black) as well as the window tint shade. Looks pretty damn sweet to tell you the truth. Even with the windows wide open at speed, they divert the air just enough to not have it blowing right on me any more (Love That). I call this a win/win/win.......Priced right, Two day free shipping and super easy installation. These fulfill both form and function and look pretty damn cool in the process.p.s. No Problems going through the car wash......rock solid.

They fit a 2012 Honda Ridgeline perfectly. Install was incredibly easy. Best tip I can offer is to install them fast. I got them in place quickly and got the windows up quickly. They work great.

These are very nice and fit perfectly in my 2008 Honda Ridgeline. They go inside and don't just tape to the outside on the paint. I saw someone complain in the reviews that the tape was on the wrong side, but I have to imagine that they didn't realize these do not just tape to the outside, but tape to the inside of the window channel. It clearly states this in the product description and it sucks when seller's star ratings are skewed by ignorance.They came brand new and in their original packaging. It's good to use alcohol wipes inside your window channels before installing. I also recommend only peeling the ends and letting the peeled part dangle so you don't accidentally stick it where you don't want it. In fact, test-fit them before any peeling at all to make sure you're holding them in the right direction and on the right side and that you even have the right ones for your vehicle. Stuff happens and it's always possible that you could get the wrong package by accident. Then just peel and press a little at a time while holding them in place and enjoy! Thank you!

I got these for a few reasons: to add a little variety to look of the truck, for a little more sun glare protection, to allow me to crack the windows in the summer heat without making it so obvious, and to be able put the windows down when it's raining. I think they look nice. I've felt easier about leaving my windows down a bit in the heat, and that's made a huge difference when I first get in the truck after it's been parked in the sun. I haven't notice any added noise when driving with the windows down. They don't offer as much vision protection as I was hoping, but that's not really their purpose. It hardly ever rains in the summer where I live, so I haven't been able to test their effectiveness in that regard.Installation was fairly easy. Be careful when removing the packaging because I lost several adhesive strip protectors in the process. Unfortunately one of the guards cracked during installation when I was putting the window up (see picture). I tried to follow the instructions exactly, but maybe it was my error (though I didn't have any issues with the rest). One other thing I'll mention is that you may be able to see in that same photo that the edge on that guard is kinda of rough. I ran my finger along it once I noticed and it definitely could leave a decent scratch if you scrape it just right. For the price, I would have expected better.

Great fit and easy install on my 2013 Honda Ridgeline.

I installed a front & back pair of these in-channel vent shades in my truck ~3yrs ago. I usually park on surface parking lots/driveways that results in my vehicle baking in the sun all-day. These made a huge difference in cabin temperature without having to worry about afternoon rainshowers. Well worth the purchase. Likewise, I can cruise around in cooler/rainy weather with the windows slightly cracked versus having to run the AC.I fiddled with the installation for a few minutes, but it worked out fairly easily. Once in a while my power windows would struggle to close shortly after installation. I'd recommend installing them in warmer weather to allow the weather-stripping on the windows to form to the newly-installed in-channel vent visors. (Keep the windows close not the in-channel visors in the heat for a while.) After a few weeks the power windows closed without issue.I'm currently shopping for a new set of vent visors for my new vehicle. This time I think that I'll try the outside-mount version just to see if there is any difference. My concern about the outside-mount ones is that the adhesive will fail in the sun and they'll be flapping around in the breeze.

Packaged well, easy install. Look nice and appear to be built well. The work great and do what I hoped they would do. But it's only been 1 month and I want them to last 10 years.... Stay tuned.

If your like me, as soon as an accessory comes in, I have to install it NOW :) TAKE TIME AND DO IT RIGHT.These were a PERFECT FIT for my Ridgeline. Get some acetone (Home Depot Paint Dept) on a clean microfiber and clean the window channels.( wrap rag over end of flat screwdriver, insert and clean gently) Don't worry the acetone will NOT hurt anything, just don't soak the rag. a little is all you need. The alcohol pad included is useless.These were a night and day difference from the 25.00 ebay visors the previous owner put on.I installed accessories for a living. I have installed 100s. of these. one of the easiest I have ever done!!If you clean the channel properly you won't have an issue with the auto down feature on your Drivers window. Just make sure to leave window up for a few hours after you install so the visor can conform to the weatherstripping.