Nilight Durable in Channel Rain Guards for Chevrolet/Chevy Trailblazer 2021 2022 2023 2025 Window Deflectors,Vent Window Visors-4pcs

I installed these Nilight in-channel window deflectors on my 2020 Chevy Trax, and they fit like a glove. The package came with everything needed, including a simple kit that made the process fast and frustration-free. I didn’t even need to rely on the manual—anyone can install these with basic care and patience.Build Quality & Fit:The plastic has a good balance of flexibility and sturdiness. It was easy to bend slightly to align inside the window channel without cracking or stressing the material. Once in place, it stayed secure and didn’t interfere with rolling the windows up or down.Compared to my old set, these visors are slightly shorter, so they don’t block as much sunlight or allow quite as much airflow when cracked. That said, it’s not a deal-breaker and doesn’t impact basic function, so I didn’t deduct a star for that.Performance Highlights:Blocks rain from entering during ventilationReduces wind noise when driving with windows slightly downAdds a sleek, OEM-like appearanceNo adhesive required—fits directly in the window channelPros:Perfect fit for 2020 Chevy TraxEasy, tool-free installationFlexible yet durable materialClean, low-profile lookCons:Slightly shorter than some aftermarket visor optionsManual is included but unnecessary for mostOverall:If you own a Chevy Trax (especially a 2020 like mine), this is a great value. The install is quick, and the results are exactly what you'd want from a window visor—rain protection, airflow, and reduced wind noise. Highly recommended for a no-fuss upgrade.

Peeling film off of tape was hard. Tape wanted to come off as I was peeling off film. Needed better instructions to put clips in. Picture was deceiving.

Exact and snug fit on my 2024 Chevy Silverado 1500 RST Crew Cab.These window visors are way better than the ones I already have but for different vehicle models. I have several installed on my vehicles all outside mounted using double adhesive tapes. Over time, the adhesive tapes will eventually dry out especially here in AZ, and will soon begin peeling off either from the vehicle's door frame or with the visor itself. Plus the double-sided adhesive tape leaves a nasty hard-to-remove residue from the door frame.These NiLight window deflectors (select fitment) are better.1. Easy to install inside the window rubber seals. Make sure to position the right visor first on whichever door you will be installing2. Visor for each window/door is longer, it will fit snugly in the window glass rubber seal. It requires a little bit of bending (don't worry it won't break) to get the visor fully seated inside the rubber seals. Make sure the windows are all rolled down. I decided to leave and not use the double adhesive tape on the visors. Once a visor is fully seated inside the rubber seal channel, you can tell that it won't easily come off even when driving. Plus, if you decide to remove the visors it would be easier not to get those tapes sticking inside the rubber seal.3. It comes with a dozen of metal clips. I used 1 each for the front visors and 2 each for the rear. Make sure to put the clips in an open rubber seal channel (gap) then push it gently using the plastic tool (crowbar) until you hear it snap into place.4. If you are installing this same as my vehicle, make sure to put tape beside the side mirror door rubber molding/seal where the visor tip meets with the end of the window frame to prevent it from getting scratched or peeled off during the installation. Once the front visors are fully seated and aligned, you can remove the protective tape by peeling it off.5. Final step - make sure to test windows operation by slowly closing then observe if the clips are in obstructing the glass from closing completely. My install did not have any issues except for the driver-side auto up/down at first the window bounced back when I rolled it up but after another test, it rolled up smoothly with no issue.It looks great on my truck. Like other reviews, the visor is a little shy of width.Overall, I am satisfied with my purchase of this product.

The instructions are not very helpful. The clips did not fit at all in my 2011 Chevy Duramax. The vents themselves were excellent fit look good. I’ll give it some time to see how well they stay in place.

The rain guards over all are nice material but the clips they give wouldn't go into the to track to hold them in place and the lip curves in towards the cab so any rain just comes right in unless I crack my window only a quarter to half way down the rain guards. I've also cleaned when the adhesive strip goes countless times and I eventually had to go get some of my own

Looks great on my Tahoe!! Easy to install

They seem to be good when you first install them. The double-sided tape they give you is very cheap. Does not hold the rain guards in place. Fillow the instructions to thebt and they still did not work. Buy from an autoparts store for good quality. The tool to push in the clips are cheap and breaker easy and the metal support clips are not what they are supposed to be. 4 out of all of them were correct.I never had to use these provided clips on any rain guards before. You can hear some air when the windows are rolled up all the way.Makes me think it may leak. The fit is good on the windows. I give it that. The guards seem to have durability and is not as cheap as the rest. It is up to you if you want to chance the hardware. I know I had to go and get better double-sided tape for it actually work like it is supposed to. On another note... it does make my car look good.

Easy to install. Fit perfectly.