in-Channel Extra Durable Rain Guards for Kia Sportage 2017-2022, Window Deflectors, Vent Visors, 4 Pieces - 200310, Black

Easy install. Little wind noise when rolled up. Looks great

They fit perfect, they do the job and looks fine, lets see if they last

Sticks to inside of window frame. Easy to install. Good price.

Durable so far. Looks good, keeps the rain out with the window down. A bit noisy when the windows are up. But for the money I like it.

I always go out and purchase the expensive AVS brand or weather tech brand NEVER again these are awesome! The adhesive sticks better than any set I’ve ever used and that’s probably 60 sets or more, there great quality and give great ventilation and are an excellent value for the money! A must buy!

I bought these for a 2019 Kia Sportage LX.Installation was easy enough and the only one I installed looked great. I really wanted these to work but unfortunately, I could not roll up the window. I started on the driver side front. I followed the instructions and pulled the shade outward while rolling up the window intermittently, like instructed. After more than 10 attempts, I did not want to strain the window regulator motor anymore as that would cause more expensive problems. It was just too tight fitted to keep trying. Return was easy.

They look great and easy to install but do not work or fit correctly, windows will not operate, open or close all the way, the plastic is too thick and the adhesive isn’t very sticky at all.

Installed on 2017 Kia Sportage EX.The purpose for buying guards was to both stop rain from coming in while parked and the windows are cracked AND to reduce the cyclone of wind that happens inside while driving down the road with the windows open. I have driven quite a few different models of cars and trucks both big and small including military vehicles over many decades. None of them come close to the kind of wind buffeting that occurs inside a Sportage of this body style. Even earlier years did not have the issue. You literally cannot have any papers anywhere including under the seat or they will be swirled around and eventually sucked out a window.All the other guards I looked at that were mounted on the surface had reviews that spoke about them not sticking and flying off. Additionally, I wanted a set that had the bit at the front vertical edge of the window., and none of them had that, so an in-channel type was needed.I read some reviews that spoke about how this interfered with the window operation. That seemed to be the case on all the guards that I looked at that were mounted in-channel. That gave me some trepidation, but I chose to get these anyways and give them a try since I was using free money I earned from doing a few surveys.After installing the four pieces, there was some interference with the back windows hitting the edge, however, I did as the directions said and pulled it out to let the window go all the way up. The front driver side window had no collision with the edge but the window did experience some slight strain as it got near the top. It did close completely. The biggest issue was with the front passenger side window. It also had a collision with the edge requiring it to be pulled out to let the window clear it. It also had some severe tightness in the channel at the front of the window. Enough that the window could not go all the way up without some extreme assistance on my part.Here is the part about not jumping to conclusions. I was ready at that point (dry fitting them without the adhesive) to put them right back in the packaging and either send them back or donate them. I chose to blast ahead and mount them permanently with the adhesive and let them sit for the 72 hours as the directions say.I'm glad I did. They have formed themselves to the window shape and there is zero interference AND the passenger side window has no problem going all the way up. In addition, the wind issue has been reduced significantly as far as the buffeting goes. I'll know later if the papers being sucked out has been resolved, as well.