Weather tech window deflectors. how well do they work??

One of the only things I hate about my Tacoma is when you roll down the driver window and drive at speed the wind blows directly into my ear and eyes. I have been looking at the wind deflectors but want to reach out hear for opinions of actual function. How well do they work? how far can you roll down the window and not have the 60 MPH wind blowing directly into your ears, eyes etc.?

 

I have the weathertechs on my DC and really like them.

At fwy speeds it is no problem to have the windows down a few inches.

Before I had them if I put down the rear windows on the fwy I would get a weird bassy noise. Now with the weather techs that has go away.

For the most part I like them. The only thing I don't like is if you are in a dry dusty area you will get a crunch/scrap noise when you roll the windows up or down. But once you wash it goes away.

I think they look a lot better than the type that sticks on the outside to the paint. Those things just look way too huge.

 

i have them and like them on my DC...still kinda loud when going highway speed with the windows cracked...

i have only had the rear set for a year and one of them came loose when i was going 50 mph and almost went out the window...can't figure out where to buy the tape that comes with them :-/

 

I ride with my windows open a few inches and not much wind in the truck. But wind noise is increased with them on vs off. Not too much though. One of my first additions to the truck.

 

Its 3M double sided adhesive tape and you can get it at most auto parts stores. Had to redo one of mine.

 

went to advance and autozone...neither had the thin double sided tape...it was all about 1/8" thick

 

I did not know weathertech made a product designed to deflect windows.

What kind of driving are you doing?

 

Solution: Wear sunglasses and earplugs while driving

 

Haha, i hate this too. So annoying. Opening the rear sliding window makes it completely go away though. Not sure the weathertechs will do much for this.

 

I use to have weathertech but with my new tacoma I decided to buy EGR instead due to the fact the part doesn't stick out but instead is more streamline to the body lines

 

Just be careful if you have Jumping Spiders in your area. They like to crawl between the shield and the window to keep warm/dry. Then, when you crack the window, they welcome themselves to your cab. Otherwise the Weather Tech's work well, fit a bit tight, but function great.