Auto Ventshade [AVS] In-Channel Rain Guards for 1996 - 2024 Chevy Express/GMC Savana 1500; 1996-2024 Express & Savana 2500,3500; 09-20/4500+ | Window Vent Visors, 2 pcs. - Smoke | 192455

Fit these to my 2007 Chevy 2500 Express van. I like how they look and the function of them. Easy to install and after a year they are still holding up very well. Can have the window down a bit when driving and not too noisy either. Great product.

Work good for air flow in rv. Looks good too.

I bought this to replace my old, cracked window ventshade and it applied differently (in the window groove). It comes with the adhesive strip already on and was very easy to install. I was concerned that one side came with the adhesive sticker removed, but I stuck it in the groove anyhow, kept the window closed for a couple days, and (wallah!) it stuck and stays stuck in place. Perfect size for my '06 Chevy Express van. Love it!

Easy to install, works great, and looks a factory option. Just follow the instructions exactly. It’s been a year and held up well in all sorts of weather.

The description is a little confusing, I purchased it by researching the part number, it is for the front doors of the Chevy Express van. Fit is very nice, product seems to be constructed well. It does deflect the wind adequately if you roll the window down about 6"-8". Due to the rain rail design on this van the water tends to roll right into the van if you roll the window down even the slightest. With this deflector installed I can roll the window down about an inch below the bottom of the deflector before the water comes in. I wish it was designed a little better to handle this problem but then it might start looking too bulky. It does look good on the van as it is and at least I can roll down the window a couple of inches when it is raining. Overall I am pleased with this purchase.

Only way to go having these. You’re able to crack the windows in the rain. Keeps some sunlight off you while driving also

Works great on Chevy Express 3500 2001 van still holding up after one year in Arizona Sun and cross country rain and wind

Directions were very clear on how to install and included all required tools (abrasive sponge, alcohol wipes). Some abrading of the inside channel and cleaning with the wipes, and the in channel venshades slot in.Definitely use some cardboard to help press against the ventshade when the window is closed, it'll provide better results than the window alone. Then leave it alone and closed for a few days; you can go driving but don't open your windows with the ventshade installed for a few days to fully allow the adhesive to cure in place.Mine have only been on a week, but being able to keep the windows cracked without weather concern is awesome.