Do the little triangle-pieces for the side-windows help the shade stand up against the windshield, or are the visors doing all the work? Thanks!
1278151
It's mostly just the visors holding it up but the triangles help. It's cumbersome but works really well.
1278152
It's the visors. The triangle pieces fit snugly in their spot but aren't in a position to be able to support the entire shade. Without visors it wouldn't work well.
1278153
Not exactly, the shade fit snugly against the windshield so you don't even need to flip down the visors to help it in place. I usually have to push in the driver-side "little triangle piece" to cover the little triangle window because that piece is rolled up inside when stored so it tends to curve up a little. The shade does a great job to protect the car against sun and heat but it's huge. Thus, I never can roll it up while sitting inside the car. This is the one and only shade that would fit the Honda Fit windshield properly.
1278154
They may help, but I think the visors and rear view window do more. It's very rigid, so it doesn't take much to keep it in place.
1278155
The rear view mirror and visors are doing the work of holding it in place but the side window pieces sure help block out that sun. The visor has to be big to fit that windshield but it sure does the job.
35757
Mine is not quite the same as the picture, but is has screws that hold the little visor on. I just use big sunglasses to keep the bugs and rocks off.
1780303
My shades stayed inlace when they were inserted in the window channel. After rolling the window up and leaving it up overnight, I had no problem with them coming out. Good Luck
1696712
NO trick - I had the exact same problem. After I worked with them for a while, I gave up and sent them back to Amazon for a refund...then bought the exact same ventshades but with the external attachment. They were simple to install, look great and work perfectly!
1631647
We had that problem initially, but just put the visors in and roll up the windows. When they go back down try again. It took 2-3 times before the window stayed up. Give a little upward pressure when you try the 2nd time. Then once they stay don't roll them down for at minimum 24 hours. We did 48hrs for good measure.
2060939
Hi Hope, I'm not quite sure I understand your question. If you mean does it roll up like a window shade, the answer is 'no'. It does roll up when you are not using it and stays put with a piece of velcro. I really like mine. You unroll it, and place it on the windshield, then secure the top with the visors. Good luck!
164940
Mine were bent on the center of the shade. When you press the wire down it would deform the wire a different part of the shade. After having them on the windows for a couple weeks, it seemed to have fixed itself! I was about to return them because I thought they were defective, and now I'm glad I didn't!
914616
They are for the side windows with a decrease in height to the rear of the car, not the visors in the front windshield.
428617
Yes. I put shade cloth over the top and 1 side for privacy. Works and looks good.
441659
Yes to the sun visor, that moves to cover the kids' faces. No extra cup holders come for the seats- not sure if you could fashion one on your own...I haven't tried
655357
It's a perfect fit and it comes rolled up in long box. I roll my shade up when I am not using it,it has a Velcro strap to keep it secured and put it back what it was wrapped in then back into the box it came in. I am going to buy side window deflectors, The deflectors keep out the snow or rain so you can crack open the window and let the fresh air in. I noticed when I cracked my windows a little with the shade it was a lot cooler, but if it rained it would get into my escape.
441657
The sun visor does adjust to move in front of the kids faces. I haven't added cup,holders for my kids. They may be able to be added on the outer sides of each seat.
2259493
I do have tint on the rear windows, I did not roll the windows up and down however. The plastic tabs that seat in the window jam tended to come out on their own so if the window was rolled up and down it would definitely have caused the cargo guard to fall off. Seeing how hard the tabs are, it is my opinion that they would easily scratch the tint, I would not recommend rolling up and down.
43902
Depending on the size of your window, they could tuck in in front of the headliner. Otherwise, sun visor. They are the same concept as other twist-fold/popout window shades. The shades are slightly rectangular, so one side is about 2" longer than the other. For my Juke, the short side is slightly lower than the height of the window. Setting them up long side vertical, they tuck in nicely, but I still use my visor to back it up. HTH!
2121180
I have tinted glass on my Subaru and it works ok...they tend to loosen if you put the windows down
399979
I bought them here on Amazon and had them installed by Honda Service. There is NO wind noise and....the visors have the chrome strip built in so it's pretty hard to see them from a distance. I'd buy 'em again!
1474694
No. These visors are for an extra/extended cab pickup. The crew cabs windows are larger.