AUTO CLOVERDark Smoke Side Window Vent Visor 6 Piece Set for Jeep Grand Cherokee 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 / Safe RAIN Out-Channer Guard Deflector [Renewal]

Well ....Like you hear from everyone else I don't usually write reviews but... This warrants it . I have a full leather interior in my 21 Grand Cherokee and it sits outside in the parking lot in full sun, in Florida, in the summer, for 12 hours at a time . I decided that I needed to start keeping the windows cracked to let out the excessive heat build up to keep it from warping my dash and delaminating my touch screen, but at the same time not allowing any rain that all of a sudden may come by at a moments notice. So I started looking at window vent shades, Originally I was going to try the in-channel units because they are lower profile and may look better but I kept reading over and over that many folks had nothing but problems with them causing the automatic pinch sensor in the windows to keep the window from going up . So I decided to go with exterior mount units. I started looking around and once I found these, saw the design and that they come in 6 pieces instead of 4 it was a no brainer. I have owned other brands in the past and have been satisfied with them but when I received these I was pleasantly surprised that these might be the best ones I have bought to date. I was very excited that thy are not quite as bulky like the others and that they are of very good quality plastic, have a great dark color and they are slimmer then others. They have a really good shape that follows the body lines perfectly, the adhesion seems just fine with no problems coming off, they stick well the first time very firmly, Hell I even snatched them off once or twice to readjust and they still continue to re-stick well. So you know, that extra extension on the back, the extra piece that everyone else doesn't have makes it all worth while... seriously... it completes the lines on the side. On my Grand Cherokee there is a large third window and if you did not continue the rain guard all the way down like the other company's do, it would look incomplete and ugly in my opinion. I have seen pics of the conventional four only used and needless to say I am very happy with the 6 in this purchase. One last thought, these are made in Korea and that actually makes a difference in my opinion they are not that Chinese garbage that never quite fits right. Just my experience and two cents. If you have a Jeep GC don't hesitate to pick these up you will definitely appreciate these pieces .

Merci

Grand Cherokee

After 7 months, I finally made time to install these. Gladly took off the previous in-channel ones I had and put these on.First, a word about the in-channel I had. They added some wind noise because the clips don't let the window close with a good seal, plus the clips permanently warped the channels. Second, because the fit was off, it warped the driverside inward kind of defeating their purpose. Next, the edges were so sharp, I sliced my finger open trying to clean them. Next, even though they were "smoke", vision around them was horrendous. I had to always crane my head around to see when turning (Grand Cherokee has huge A pillars to begin with and the in-channel just added to the problem). Forget seeing through them at dusk, night time, or even shade. Finally, they just looked off styling wise and took away from the asthetics of the vehicle.These Autoclover look great because the carry the line all the way to the back. They are solid black, not see through, but because they are so shallow at the A pillar and don't drop so far, I can actually see more than the clear smoke in-channel ones I had. The bottom edges are completely smooth, so no more slicing, dicing and profuse bleeding. The window channels are unaffected and my windows can close and properly seal.Instalation was easier than the in-channel. Remember proper cleaning and prep is crucial. Make sure your transition from one to the next is even with the previous piece. As another reviewer mentioned, door alignment may vary and is apparently common on some Jeeps. His were the front doors, mine are the back. My back doors stick out further at the top window frames than the fronts, so although the shades are even, the rear stick out a little further than the fronts. Thank you Jeep. My solution was to use a heat gun (carefully) just enough to bend the shade down a tiny bit to make them flush with the fronts. I wouldn't recommend that if you don't know what you're doing, but in my case it worked.Seriously though, I haven't found another brand that makes a 6 piece set that includes the rear most glass and for the improvement in looks alone was worth it. I didn't submit any pics because there were already some great ones in the reviews and my end result was no different from their's.

They actually look and fit better thanexpected. Would purchase again if needed.