4 PCS Car Window Shades, Auto Front Rear Side Window Sun Shades for Block Heat & UV Protection, Breathable Mesh Baby Window Screen Covers, Universal Car Accessories (SUV)

Exactly what I needed! 2006 Volvo XC 90 perfect fit! We do a lot of cruising through national parks with the windows down. With the screens on no bees wasps or any bugs flew in while cruising. Stayed totally comfortable and cool didn’t have to run the AC. Screens didn’t obstruct our view. In fact it was better cause I didn’t have to have my dark tinted windows up. While car camping, on a 60° night we left these on all night were a total game changer. Stayed nice and cool all night didn’t have no bugs get in on us. While hiking we were able to leave the windows cracked about 3inches and not have to worry about wasps or bees or anything falling out of the trees into our car. I’ve cruised at speeds of up to 50 mph and they kept their integrity. And again the fact that no wasps or bees can fly in the windows while we’re cruising pretty awesome. They totally worked great for filtering out the sun. So easy to put on and takeoff. Im still careful with putting them on and off, and I plan on reinforcing the edges and corners with duct tape. Even though they’re very affordable and I definitely will be buying more. Also, I left my dog in the car for a minute on a 70° day. These really came in handy for that as well. I wouldn’t do it if you have a dog that misbehaves. We have one of each and the one in my picture is the behaving one! I think he loves them too! So to recap: They look good. Filter out the sun. Easy to install and remove. Made well enough for price $7 for all windows. Great value. They do the job. Thanks hope this review helps.

I purchased the “SUV 4 pieces”. They barely fit the front windows of a 2019 Ford Flex. They do not fit the back windows. They do not fit the windows on a 2023 Ford F150, a 2019 Ford F150, a 2015 Ford F450, or a 1998 Dodge Ram 3500. Amazon’s “will this fit my vehicle” doohickey says they will fit all of those vehicles. I had my doubts, based on measurements, but purchased them to try anyhow.

Fits my windows well and serves purpose. Material is pretty thin but it survived 4 weeks of daily use this year while car camping without any rips. Kept bugs out and that was my intended purpose. Can't say that it provided much for privacy/shade but again, was just looking to keep out bugs.

The reason I gave it 3 stars is because it didn’t fit my 2007 Dakota but I still made it work.

Fits over all 4 of the window frames of my Volvo XC 40 well enough. The fit isn’t perfect but does the job. I can keep the door closed, roll the window down, and reach under the elastic to receive a Starbucks coffee from the drive up window just fine. (I was a little worried about this 🤪) The mesh doesn’t block my view during the day. I might have to remove the mesh for night driving, then “reload” for day driving. A hassle if necessary. It definitely reduces the intensity of the searing midday sun and seems to help keep the car interior cooler. So I think it’s worth the 10 bucks so far. Not sure HOW it is capable of blocking UVA and UVB rays, though. I’m not saying it doesn’t block UVA&B, just that I don’t know how it does.

Worked well when the car was working

**for a 2024 GLC300 COUPE***It seems fine as a window screen . Install is easy slip around side mirrors (for the front), open car door, stretch over the door window frame, and down to cover the window . Adjust to straighten out. Material stretches and seems like it would work on any car door that frames the window. The material is very thin. Doesn't seem like it would hold up to anything snagging it. I'd be surprised if it survived a decent trip on the freeway. But honestly for the price it's hard to demand highest quality. Another let down is the "privacy" it was supposed to offer. It does not, like at all I don't know if my car stretched the material too much or not enough, but you can see through this thing like the window screen on my house.

Didn't have alot of faith, but was I wrong! So nice to be able to have the windows down or half down. Held up well!