Car Window Shades, 2 Pack Breathable Mesh Car Side Back Window Sun Shades, Stretchy Window Screen for Baby Family Pet UV Protection, Window Covers Fit for Most(95%) of Cars - (Medium 39"x19")

The previous back window covers that I had purchased specifically for RAV4 XLE unfortunately came in a set of 4 with the back windows featuring a cut-out for the triangle section of the rear passenger doors. When I purchased this set as a replacement option, I was worried that they wouldn't fit. They did fit perfectly and are very easy to put on and take off, much better than the ones made for my SUV. The prodct arrived on time and in excellent condition. They have plenty of room so they fit snugly without being stretched so tight they will stress the seams. Plenty of air flow and visibility block. I am very pleased with these.

For the money, these shades are fine. Obviously, they aren't "one size fits all" because not all widows are the same. However, they are very elastic, and you can work with them to fit your window. You may just have some excess to tuck in. They offer shade and keep the bugs out while the widow is down. There are probably better options out there, but I feel fine with these for the money.

Work well enough. I have a corolla and it does fit the back seat window okay, it will slide off and have to be put back on. Having it on both sides of window is nice for blocking sun but can make it a bit harder to see out of - compared to other sun shades I've used that worked to block sun but didn't block visibility as much. Wind does come through nicely which is why we got these - to keep my daughter out of direct sun but the window can still roll down. Definitely take the recommendation of not getting it wet. It rained randomly and it was just wet stretchy mesh that didn't want to dry and was impossible to see through Had some that were the same material, single with magnets for the inner door frame that worked just as well and had better visibility. Would prefer those again over these

The Large/SUV Fit My 2025 Subaru Outback. Like that it has Velcro tabs on each end and Velcro tape for attaching to your car, BUT I really wonder how necessary the Velcro is, as it seems like the rubber door gaskets should keep it in place. The rear section is slightly tapered (wider at the bottom) like it is made for this style of (slanted) door/window frame, which results in a perfect fit. Installing & removing is quick & easy. My intent is to use this for stationary use only when car camping to keep bugs out and to keep it from heating up too much. I also tried the Magnelex window 'sock' on my Outback, and am thinking of keeping it instead of this one, as it seems like a nicer fabric and is a little heavier (3.65 oz. vs. 3.20 oz.). The Magnelex is Not tapered for door frame/window fit and does Not have Velcro tabs. Regardless of the bug screen, care needs to be taken installing & removing to prevent tearing. The Outback has a rather pointy right-angle top corner that could easily damage any bug screen. Also, Not sure any of these bug screens should be used while driving, except on the drivers side or behind the driver, since unless it is close to you it is going to negatively affect visibility. Though I already have a bug screen for my 2017 Tacoma that fits fine, I tried this Augola window screen. I don't recommend it for the Tacoma as it is just a little short (top to bottom), which might allow bugs in.

I recently purchased the Car Window Shades, 2-Pack Breathable Mesh Side Car Window Sun Shades, and they’ve made a noticeable difference in my driving experience, especially during hot summer months. These sun shades offer a great combination of sun protection, privacy, and comfort, and I’m very happy with how they perform. First, the breathable mesh material is fantastic. Unlike some other sun shades that feel heavy or block airflow, these allow air to circulate through while still providing excellent protection from the sun. This is especially helpful on warm days, as the mesh fabric keeps the car cooler without making the interior feel stuffy or enclosed. The stretch design is one of the standout features. They fit perfectly over the side windows of my car and stay securely in place without sliding down or shifting, even when driving at higher speeds. The material is stretchy enough to fit a variety of window sizes and shapes, so I had no trouble installing them in my sedan, and I’m confident they would work in most vehicles. What I really love about these sun shades is that they not only block out the sun’s harmful rays but also provide added privacy. I often leave my car parked in busy areas, and these shades give me peace of mind knowing that people can’t easily see into the car. It’s a nice bonus for keeping valuables out of sight and reducing glare. The installation process is incredibly easy. They slide on effortlessly over the window frame, and the stretchable fabric ensures a snug fit without the need for any adhesives or clips. I also appreciate how lightweight and portable they are, making them easy to take off and store when not in use. In terms of durability, the mesh material seems strong and well-constructed. After several weeks of use, they’ve held up without any fraying or signs of wear. They’re easy to clean—just a quick wipe or rinse—and they look as good as new. Overall, the Car Window Shades, 2-Pack Breathable Mesh Side Car Window Sun Shades are a fantastic addition to my vehicle. They provide effective sun protection, keep the car cooler, offer privacy, and are easy to use. If you're looking for a reliable and simple way to enhance your driving comfort and keep your car cooler in the summer, I highly recommend these sun shades!

I installed them(2) last week and there was some difficulti in stretching them out and trying to be careful not to tear it as I positioned it over the corners. The holes were a little tricky too and after getting it on they looked sort of ok. You must not drive with the driver's side one on because you need to see clearly and should you get into an accident,once the police see that cover, you could be held responsible for your own damage as well as the other persons. I remove BOTH SIDES of the front side windows. When it rains they will get wet of course, but NO WATER COMES IN as long as the window itself is closed. About keeping the inside of the car cooler (and I have tinted window film ) I really didn't notice any difference.... it was still very uncomfortable. I noticed the first opened seam today when I went to put them on again. I will sew that area by machine before it starts to detach from the elastic. I.doubt that this will last anytime for long because of the force it takes just to get them on. The stress factor is the cause of the seam opening up. The idea is good but the seam needs improving. If you leave the window down, the air coming in is just as hot as the outside. I tried it and it was hotter inside than outside. I won't keep the window down as long as it's hot outside. To each his own. I don't think it's strong enough material for the wear and tear it's going to get. You have to be careful putting it on and taking it off. If you have talons for nails, you will tear it. This review was for the FRONT screens, NOT THE Back ONES. THE BACK ARE BETTER BECAUSE THEY DON'T HAVE THE HOLES AND ARE Easier TO PUT ON. I RECOMMEND THESE.U

If you have pets or kids highly recommend. I have an all black interior and I'm in Ga with some brutal summers. Ac may be going, but it still takes a few mins for the whole vehicle to get cool let alone cold as I do not have vents in my back seat. I got these and it almost 100% blacks out my backseat. I have been very happy with it. I can tell a cool down difference from my front vs my back seats especially when combined with a sun shield for the front window. They're easy to put on and they STAY on. I'll go 70 to 80 and not have to worry about them. They also are fine when it rains so long as your vehicles seal is good. I have had random rain events and forgotten to take them down and the interior of my car was fine and they dried on their own. I have a mid-size suv and I still have room for them to stretch length or height wise. They come in a pack of 2 and only fit the rear seat windows FYI. I have driven with them both in the day and night. They're best during the day, but its not the absolute best at night for visual. I have been fine with them on for night drives, but if you have vision issues definitely test them out if you are like me and turn your body to check your blindspots when safe.

I used these for camping (we have an air mattress for our backseat/trunk area) and rolled down the windows so I could use these as a bug net/vent for cool air during the summer nights. It worked out perfectly! They stayed covering the entire window all night. Then I continued to use them for my kids in the backseat to block the sun during long road trips. They love them! The only thing is, they are very long and can bunch up if you don't pull them down properly. Not really an issue, but just something to be aware of that you may need to reposition them every once in a while.