Window vent visors

[gooffeyguy]

Thinking of getting some vent visors over the winter to be able to keep the windows cracked open a bit while parked during the hot summers.

Which ones fit well and look good on our rigs? Also, in channel or stick on? Do the in channel ones allow more wind noise when closed, and will they slide down if window is down a bit and at highway speeds?

 

[captain howdy]

These are visors they sell for around $60 at O'Rileys. I chose the stick on set because I don't want them coming off when the windows freeze shut.

They look ok and work well keeping the noise down with the windows cracked. Keep the rain out too

 

[swathdiver]

Thinking of getting some vent visors over the winter to be able to keep the windows cracked open a bit while parked during the hot summers.

Which ones fit well and look good on our rigs? Also, in channel or stick on? Do the in channel ones allow more wind noise when closed, and will they slide down if window is down a bit and at highway speeds?

Mine came with the smoked stick on AVSs and I like the additional coverage over the in-channel style.

 

[2010gmcyukon]

I went with the AVS Low Profile. They are stick on and nearly flat.

 

[Larryjb]

I got the "in channel" ones from AVS. I've never had a problem with freezing and the power windows appear to work just fine. The lowest our temperatures go is about -5 to -10°C (NOTE, that's celsius, not fahrenheit.

Keep in mind they do add a blind spot around the A pillar so you have to be extra watchful, especially when making left turns.

 

[Brandon2489]

I did the AVS low profile stick on about 3 years ago. Like stated earlier they are nearly flat. Only dislike I have is rolling windows down after a wash to get the inside of the visors and windows clean. Not enough room to fit fingers between glass and visor to wipe clean. Other than that they are great.