Auto Ventshade [AVS] In-Channel Rain Guards for 2011 - 2023 Dodge Charger | Window Vent Visors, 4 pcs. - Smoke | 194313

Before and after pics. I had this same brand on my last charger and loved em. Roughly 3 years I got out of the last pair and showed no sign of lettin me down. Car was totaled so here we are with the same product on my new charger! I initially tried cuttin corners and going the cheaper route but as soon as I pulled them out the box was a no go.. other brands are not as dark/tinted/black as AVS. Not only do they look good but they also come in clutch when it’s raining and you wanna crack a window 🍃💨 Install is extremely simple and straightforward.. if you can’t figure it out you most likely take your car to the shop for air in your tires.

Loves these visors or deflectors or whatever you want to call them They work great & are good quality too! I was a bit sketched out on buying these I didn't know if I should give these a try or just buy the weather tech ones, but of course with the weather tech your gonna spend a pretty penny. I installed these on my 2020 Dodge Charger they fit perfectly, had them for about a month already and they haven't fallen off. There's a YouTube video on how to install them properly it also recommends to leave your windows up for at least 72 hours for them to stay for good. I recommend these & recommend you watch the YouTube video on how to install them properly. Just search up how to install windows deflectors.

On the fence? Just buy em. AVS is top quality. Looks great and clean.

Looks good solid 8.5-10 could have a smoother edge but overall not bad, they did arrive with minor scratches on the plastic but that’s to be expected with soft plastics, adhesive seems a bit iffy but time will tell hopefully I get a good long life out of them

AVS has what I believe to be some of the best products on the market. They are one of the rare few vendors that offer 'in-channel' visors which I think looks better on a vehicle. I install AVS brand vent visors on every vehicle I buy. The only thing I don't care for is the painted logo they put on the visors. However, Goo Gone and light scraping with a finger nail will remove the paint and not cause any damage. I then follow up with a foam window cleaner, that does not have ammonia (Tint safe), on a terry cloth towel to clean the Goo Gone off. It removes the oil from the Goo Gone and polishes the vent visor.

|I have a 2018 Dodge Charger Gt| Got in the In channel ones, they were pretty easy to put on and make a really big difference to my car. I did have trouble rolling my windows up at first but it seems to have gone away for the most part (doesn’t work with auto roll up).The 3m tape on it is super strong and I don’t think it’s going anywhere. The wind noise is really loud but that’s expected in a charger with the windows down…

Looks very good the 2017 Octane Red Charger!! I can roll the windows down when it is too hot outside and need to vent the hot air out. When i drive i notice, that i feels like a truck or an SUV because of these but its not lol. I also notice that the sun hits the vent visor before the window does making my car cooler and a bit darker inside. Youll notice a difference.!! WHEN INSTALLING make sure that you have these stick in all the way to the top of the window and in the corners! I ended break a piece of the passenger but its a very small breaks (due to my fault and not putting the adhesive all the way to the corners right) but i hardly notice it! 10/10 would recommend for the Dodge Charger 2015-2020

I've bought a few sets of these - for 3 different Dodge Chargers now (SP, HC, RE) and all of them have had the same problems which seem to be reported here in the reviews pretty frequently. You'd think they would use the feedback to improve the product but that doesn't seem to be the case... Installation wise these are pretty simple to install (scuff inner window channel to remove any possible loose fibers / dirt that will impact adhesive bond, clean the channel with the rubbing alcohol pads to remove the loose fibers / dirt that remains after scuffing, then put the deflector in the channel / raise the window to seat them). Problems start from the packaging. 1. I have yet to get a set that is not already scuffed and damaged as soon as they are taken out of the package. They are just vacuum sealed on top of one another and I assume from being shipped around / in hot areas the seal loosens so these things just ride on one another and scrape together (for the love of god just put some foam or something between / on top of them). 2. Because they are vacuum sealed / shipped around - the adhesive liner that protects the tape ends up getting stuck on the packaging plastic and gets ripped off as you try to remove them - which means your tape ends up getting littered with dirt before you can even install them. 3. Just removing them from the packaging is a PITA - you can cut around them all you want but you will still end up fighting static cling / vacuum cling to get everything separated - and then you get to ooh and ahh over how they are already scuffed in multiple places on ALL OF THEM. I've given up on returning / replacing for another set because they just always end up coming in, in the same condition so I have sucked it up and put them on my car because they do make driving around with the windows down a nicer experience. Outside of that, as others have stated these do not sit entirely right / are not beveled enough on the inner lip where the window hits them so you either get the window stuck on them (they will break in the corners) or the window will go back down. The rears in almost all of mine have caught on the outer corners, and a few have broken - I guess luckily there's enough holding them in still so they are sorta functional. The logo is hideous and should just be left off of them IMO - it can be removed with different solutions (goof off, gasoline, mineral spirits) but it's essentially impossible to wipe it off without somehow scuffing the visors more (I guess it just blends in with the scuffs that came right out of the packaging lol). If you don't mind buying damaged products and potentially having to fight your window motors then these will be right up your alley.

The AVS in-channel visors bring such a nice look to an already aggressive car. They are easy to install, be sure to follow the instructions, mainly keeping the windows up until the visors set into place with the 3M. Great value for the price.

Well not bad for $100 vs weather tech but I regret getting the in channel ones*. Came with 4 pieces, two rear, and both the driver side and passenger side. Also came with 4 alcholo swabs and a scrub pad for cleaning the surface. So maybe I did something wrong lol but every time my window goes up using the auto mode it just comes back down, as if something is in the way. Aside from that little situation the material is great, they look sharp, and I do like how they're hidden. We have them on our 2017 f150 too but on the outside and I personally like this look a little more. I'd buy again but not the in center ones just because its super annoying that I can't put my window up anymore with the one click auto feature haha..so just be aware if that lol. It does still seal tho for the record, just have to finesse it when going up haha. 4.9/5 based on the issues above possibly being a installation error on my behalf 😅.

Works good