Auto Ventshade [AVS] in-Channel Rain Guards for 2014-2018 Silverado - Sierra 1500 Crew; 2015-2019 Silverado - Sierra 2500HD-3500HD Crew | Window Vent Visors, 4 pcs. - Smoke | 194536

My husband drives a GMC sierra. These worked perfectly. They are very sturdy, and smooth gliding. Would definitely purchase again.

Never have an issue with anything AVS

Works real good

This diffently does what it supposed to do. This would be a 5 star product if the adhesive tape wasn't already pealing off of the vent gaurds when I removed them from the packaging.

Great product to have on any vehicle.So glad I got these.Productive was easy to install and is of great quality!

If you’re thinking about getting them just buy them they won’t disappoint . It took me over 2 month to make this purchase while shopping around. 1st of all I have 5% all around and I think they came out super clean. 2nd the install was nothing crazy. The ones for the front windows go in super easy the backs were a little more difficult I placed a towel on the window and rolled the windows up (last picture) this helped keep an even spacing along the whole window and allowed me to place it correctly . I kept the windows up for 48hr everything worked as it was supposed too , I’ve had 0 issues with the window sensor. There’s YouTube videos that will show you how to install them.

If I could, I would give it ZERO stars for the product. Even after I had the problem with the driver window deflector on my '15 Chevy, I purchased another set for my new GMC. Same problem with the driver door but easy to fix now. However, I just took off my 2nd rear right door deflector cause it warped so much it interferes with the closing of the window. The first one took at least a few months to warp, this one did it in a few weeks.It came slightly warped but got worse over time. They appear to not be able to get the rear window deflectors correct. Yes, they replace, them, but I"m tired of installing them.So, I am ordering a set of EGR deflectors.Attached photo shows how it is warped compared to an even surface. The deflector in the picture is less than three weeks old.First, the driver side deflector would not allow the window to close. The drive's side window has the auto close feature, and will stop and open if it contacts something as a safety feature. Well the feature works great! When the window hits the deflector at the top it opens. So, I took the piece off and filed down the front inside edge a bit with a Dremmel and it works.I had to remove the old tape and install with new 3M tape. After a few days in the heat, the center dropped down. and I had to remove the deflector. Could have been the taped I used; however, now the back windows are doing the same and they were installed with the tape that came on the deflectors.I believe the problem with the adhering to the window seal is due to the company's great idea to cut costs and safe plastic and tape by not have a continuous area of plastic and tape to contact the windows seal. (Saves on plastic and tape costs and spread over thousands of deflectors it can safe quite a bit of money.)The same AVS deflectors on my 2013 Silverado had a continue plastic strip with continuous tape and never had a problem and actually lived in a hotter climate (southern UT). Or they are using cheap tape; not sure.I have ordered some 3M super type tape to install and use. I'll give it a try, but if it does NOT work, I will just junk the items and NEVER order another AVS product again. And I am considering an AVS front bug shield, but will wait and shop around.

The original item was shipped bn USPS and arrived broken. The original manufacturer replaced them free of charge.