Auto Ventshade [AVS] In-Channel Rain Guards for 2015 - 2020 Cadillac Escalade ESV; 2015 - 2020 Chevrolet Suburban; 2015 - 2020 GMC Yukon | Window Vent Visors, 4 pcs. - Smoke | 194966

Love the in-channel mounting of these air vents. They are actually one of the first accessories I purchase for any new vehicle I get. Love that I can install them and have the windows down a crack and not be concerned about rain getting in. The fact that they are in the channel makes them look more custom as the mounting is hidden. Great product, highly recommended.

The windows in the back hit it when they try to go up and it stops them from going all the way up but it does close well once you get a past

The mounting tape provided is poor to say the least. Too thin and not enough strength. I recommend using gorilla two sided mounting tape. Worked like charm. Easy install and great fit.

Awesome! I get them for all my vehicles.

Utterly and completely disappointed. First order came smashed. Second time it was OK. Installed them following the directions to the letter. They set in the window track with double stick tape. 3 of the 4 windows hit the shades and stop, keeping the windows from closing. I've installed these on vehicles in the past (including my other 2 vehicles i currently own) with no issues like this. The plastic definitely feels cheaper than those I installed previously. I'm at the point of frustration where I'm about to yank them off my truck and order the outside the track version from another maker. I do not recommend these.

Work very well and the price was right

Installed these on my 2015 Suburban. First time using in-channel rain guards. Not a big fan. While they look a bit more low profile than the surface mount style that I have used before these in-channel tend to interfere with the car windows rolling up. They sometimes prohibit the auto windows going up and make the window go down. You can here the windows bump and rub against the rain guards. The rain protection is good though and it's nice to leave the windows cracked enough for heat to escape when car is parked but keep the rain out.

Installed on a 2015 Suburban , looked great and kept the chrome trim showing like it was a factory design. I cleaned the rub ber window track with the scuff pad and a narrow putty knife to apply good pressure then used lacquer thinner on a rag with the putty knife again to clean it well. Installed vent shield, put windows up left sit for recommended time with out lowering widows. Still holding on great and less wind noise than the type you stick on the surface of the door frame.