Auto Ventshade [AVS] Outside Mount Rain Guards for 2014 - 2025 Jeep Cherokee | Window Vent Visors, 4 pcs. - Smoke | 94981

Very good product

Fitment is on point. No need for any modifying. Once installed leave windows up for a while so the double sided tape has time to compress. Best to do in the summer when it’s hot. Otherwise the window can snag on the way up. I’ve had this set installed for years now and they still look great and function well

Love them. Only reason it’s not a five is because there is an issue with the back windows catching on the edge preventing them from closing.

Fit great

I have AVS shades in all my cars, Tacoma, 4Runner and Cherokee Latitude. I've never had any issues with this company and their products. It honestly took me longer to get all the dirt off the car moldings and clean & prep the surfaces right, than to install this set! Everything fits right without any issues, I only had to slightly move the vents out of the way to have the window go up for the first time; Once it closed, I let the windows closed (windows all the way up) for 72 hours as per the instructions. Now windows go up and down withou any issues and I can leave the window cracked open for ventilation if needed. For the quality, performance and value for the price, I highly recommend them!

Doesn’t allow my windows to roll up all the way on my 2014 Cherokee. Sharp edges, poor packaging that pulls the adhesive strips off the visors. I wouldn’t recommend.

I will admit the written instructions did not help me one bit so I came to Amazon to look for a video and once I saw the video it was a piece of cake! I almost feel silly afterwards but I promise you the video was so much simpler. It took no time to install after that and now I am proud that I was able to do it on my own with a nice new look for my jeep

The product is a good value and did finally install okay. I wasn't going to spend twice as much on that "weather" product.However, the vacuum sealing they do on the large product card that these come on ended up sealing itself to a lot of the thin red membrane skin that you're supposed to peel off AFTER you have the shades already up in the window channel. So I had to deal with putting the shades up into the window channel with sticky adhesive already trying to grab the window's rubber channels.But it worked out okay. Instead of using the thin flimsy alcohol wipes that come with the product, I had cleaned the rubber channels really well with my own alcohol and paper towels and using a flat blade screwdriver to make sure the alcohol-soaked paper towels got deep into the channels. Then I left the channels dry for about 10 minutes before I installed the product. Finally, I didn't open the windows for an entire week to make sure the adhesive stuck really well.