Hi, How in the world did you get your visor to attach? There is no way mine stays attached. The screws that come with it do not hold it. Thanks
161973
My visor attached with the little plastic screws they sent. It was a little loose and can slide forwards and backwards slightly but all three screws went in top
959667
why not on your sun visor. Try it first with rubber bands to see if it will work.
750230
I called Car ID to find out if it fit my vehicle. That is your best bet. I ordered a pair originally from Amazon that was "supposed" to fit my 2013 F-150 Super Crew, but when I received it, it was obviously the wrong one. I asked them for the model number for the AVS visors and they provided that to me. I still ordered it through Amazon though. Car ID's number is 800.505.3274
417713
On mine the visor is connected by Velcro to the inside, it will not flip up and stay.
265672
It does work good, but I feel it gets in the way and when I go to adjust it , it kept falling off the visor making driving dangerous. I kept it , just in case there is poor visibility at times but I really don't recommend you waste the money. Buying Glasses to wear are much better then this and Ebay has great deals on them.
490457
Not the visor itself, you have to remove the entire liner. You would have to get the liner without the visor separately.
313539
I don't know,............but when I installed my two new visors, I used the same screws that were holding the old ones in place.
686231
most visors tend to be made for certain helmets. you might want to check the brand of helmet and try to match model numbers.
2003938
I actually have attached mine permanently to my helmet. Just "turned it over" and pushed it onto the edge of my helmet's visor. I believe, if your helmet has no visor, you could do the same with the shell, although I have never tried that.
1172611
I bought this mirror in 1996 for a VW Fox, and have since moved it to successive vehicles as I bought and sold them: a Ford Windstar, a couple of Saturn sedans, a Dodge Caravan, a Ford Explorer, and a Town and Country. Sometimes the mirror blocked the visor, but I continually refined my mounting technique from car to car to the point that the answer is, NO, not if you mount it creatively. I took some pictures of my current rig and will upload them to show you "a way" that works.
1385359
Hi,Thanks for your inquiry. This is just an extension, that has to be attached to the original visor, if that can't be moved to the left, then this won't either.Be Well
1383363
I believe it is the quality & attached clip set-up for your visor. This looks like the one we have. Good power & durability!
2065984
I'm in the habit of cracking the visor open whenever I'm not moving forward, as it fogs up considerably at idle, as others have said. There are anti-fogging sprays out there, but I have never tried them. As for glasses, I tried it with some safety glasses that I have and they fit pretty well with both visors down, which, I have to confess, I wasn't expecting to be the case.
848958
It pops off like a car sun visor. Pull it and then push back in. Kinda tough, though.
1775202
I am having the same problem! I have adjusted the screw and still no luck. I am at the point of getting rid of it and buying a new one. Very disappointing, especially considering how expensive they are. Wish I could be more help
686233
Visors tend to be brand/style specific. You really need to check and match model numbers.
972524
I think you are saying this like you already try it. And you are right the adhesive mount is rigid and it won´t take the helmet shape. My suggestion use another mount, what about goggles, Do you use googles? try with that. That the only thing I can say. Bless