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This is a discussion thread titled "Window Rain Visors", within the Interior & Exterior forum, part of the Technical & Vehicle Assistance Forums category.
About the only thing that frustrates me on my Tundra is how easily rain channels into the side window. Is anyone using the rain visor that installs into the channel of the window? I do not want to use the 3M application and am curious if the newer channel inserts are easily removed when you don't need them.
I have weathertechs coming today and will post feedback. Bought and returned the Ventshades and they were improperly designed IMO and extend down the front "triangle" 5"s for some dumb reason.
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I have a set, not sure what brand they are I wiil check later. They are in channel, but tape to the inside of the channel. They are very good looking compared to the rest. click on my camera to view. I will post better pics later when I find out which brand they are.
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I got the Weathertechs for my DC, frt ones goin the channel and rears go in top part of channel and are held in with a strip of adhesive. They look great on the truck.
About the only thing that frustrates me on my Tundra is how easily rain channels into the side window. Is anyone using the rain visor that installs into the channel of the window? I do not want to use the 3M application and am curious if the newer channel inserts are easily removed when you don't need them.
It's not just the 07 model buddy. It is a problem on my 05 also. And too add to the chaos, the EGR ventshades I just put on, although much wider than I anticipated, do not cure the water dumping in after the first right turn in the dew-filled morning.
And these things are ugly big. Lifetime warranty though.
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I purchased a set last week off an ebay "buy it now" auction for $48.95 including shipping. They are in the window channel kind and held in by 3M tape and are made by a company called "Wade". I like the looks as they are the smoked color and not too big either. Already had a chance to try them out in our Northwest rain and they worked well.
About the only thing that frustrates me on my Tundra is how easily rain channels into the side window. Is anyone using the rain visor that installs into the channel of the window? I do not want to use the 3M application and am curious if the newer channel inserts are easily removed when you don't need them.
Installed Weathertech rain visors on my RC Tundra. Look good and are not too large. Fit in channel really well and could be removed easily. Ordered mine from JC Whitney. Don't have a picture with visors installed yet.
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07 Tundra, 4X4, slate metallic, 5.7 engine, TRD duals, reg. cab, standard bed (6.5 length), Steelcraft stainless step bars, Lund bug shield, Carriage Works billet grill insert, Weathertech in-channel vent visors, Scangauge II.
Last edited by Paul Gilley; 08-22-2007 at 07:20 PM.
I purchased a set last week off an ebay "buy it now" auction for $48.95 including shipping. They are in the window channel kind and held in by 3M tape and are made by a company called "Wade". I like the looks as they are the smoked color and not too big either. Already had a chance to try them out in our Northwest rain and they worked well.
I have a set of Wade's also. They work great. Look good too. here's a pic
__________________ 2007 Tundra 5.7L SR5 4X4 DC Long Bed Black UWS Black D-Plate Tool Box - 18in TRD Alloy Wheels - DeBadged - Wade Vent-Visors - Black Westin 4" Oval Nerf Bars Sirius Satellite Radio
Where did y'all get the Wades ?
Ho much for all 4 ?
I got them from ebay for about $50, same as NW CREWMAX
__________________ 2007 Tundra 5.7L SR5 4X4 DC Long Bed Black UWS Black D-Plate Tool Box - 18in TRD Alloy Wheels - DeBadged - Wade Vent-Visors - Black Westin 4" Oval Nerf Bars Sirius Satellite Radio
i have the wades as well from ebay..good choice ,imo
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flowmaster #40's true dual exaust
extang classic bed cover,husky floor mats
kenwood 10 disc cd changer w/sirius radio
bed and tailgate mats.
tinted front windows to match back and
windshield strip.
wade visors and bug shield.
memphis 6x5,6x9,jl 10" sub,jl amp,
20"moonshine chome wheels by driv,
bridge duelers ht alenza,
carriage works top grill,
grille4you center and
lower billets,
kenwood cd radio.
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Window Rain Visors
5.7 DC 4x4,TRD offroad, bucket seats, 6 disc, sat, TRD shifter, 2.5"front/1.5"rear lift, fender flares, chrome tube steps, tint, front rain guards, bedliner w/deck rail system, 5 piece black billet grill Wheels/tires and new emblems comming soon!
2007 Red Rock Edition DC, 4X4 4.7L Tundra Limited' 20" wheels,Nav sys w/ backup camera, sonar, Bluetooth, 2" towhitch, folding mirrors, running boards, dual air, underseat storage.. etc. etc.
07 dc sr5 black on tan
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