WeatherTECH side window deflectors and floor liners

Recently installed the AVS ones. They're pretty low profile; didn't hear any extra noise going 60-70 on the freeway. Doesn't interfere with the windows at all and it took about maybe 20 minutes to install; just cleaned the channel well.

 

Could you post up a couple close up shots if it's not a PIA?

 

Those look awesome. Btw did you get a leveling kit or something? Looks good! What wheel/tire combo is that?

 

What’s up man! I really like your setup on your truck what are your specs for suspension rims and tires?

 

No prob.

 

Thanks!

The wheels are 17x9 XD129 holeshot wheels on 285/70/17 Nitto Ridge Grapplers. Suspension is Icon stage 1 set to about 2" lift. SPC UCAs. Rubs a little in reverse and full stuff. Did some minor mud flap trimming, no CMC yet.

 

Awesome. Thanks. Those really are low profile.

Anyone have Weathertechs and could you post up pics from that same angle for comparison??

 

Ive always run the window wind deflectors and floor liners from WT. Never liked the stick on wind deflectors as they just looked hokey to me but that is just personal taste.

 

AVS deflectors look good. Definitely going that way.

 

I would definitely like to see some pics of the weathertech visors for comparison if anyone has any

 

Just search - See post 53022

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...-3rd-gen-today.399305/page-2652#post-14908224

 

The AVS sure does appear to have a nicer looking profile than the WT's.

 

Driving at hiway speed (75mph) with windows cracked an inch, does it sound just like it would without the AVS visors? Or louder/quieter? Or same volume but different sound?

 

Agreed, and their bug guard looks like it wraps under the hood and bolts on. I think WT only has a 3m tape "stick on" bug guard

 

The WT bug guard is top notch on the 2nd gens. Very nice looking and good quality. Nice design. I have one and recommend it over all others. And it doesn't come in contact with any visible paint should you decide to remove it down the road.

 

I have the Weathertec laser measured floor liners front and rear. Also have them in a F350 and Tahoe. Best mats I have ever owned. They clean easily at the car wash.

 

Weathertech visors

 

Very nice look. Any installation suggestions? Thanks for sharing.

 

1) Install in warm weather. You really have to bend the fronts to install. Let them sit for a few days in order to seat properly, before opening and closing the windows. My front passenger side window would automatically reverse (detecting an object), when the visors were installed, until the visor settled in place, after a week or so. No problem since then.

2) Watch this video to install the rears, which use clips to hold the visor in place. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5tkznPzW6Q&t=36s

 

Thanks Auroraboy