Help With Rain Guards

Looking to buy some inchannel rain guards/window deflectors. There are so many types out there and dont really know which to go with. A inchannel or not inchannel or which brand . Any info would be great. Thanks Chuck

 

@WBF610 I bought you some maybe you could help this guy out.

 

Weathertech

 

Avs auto vent shade in-channel has my on 3 weeks I like them a lot .

 

AVS in channel works great for me

 

2nd Gen owner here - but still happy with my nearly 8 yr old AVS in-channels.

 

I'm using AVS in-channel rain guards and love it!

 

In channel for sure. The outside type look ugly and peel off as time goes on

 

Weathertech.

 

AVS In channel are great.

 

AVS In channel here. Love em.

 

Weather tech in channel on mine and they work great! Small vibration with some bassy music

 

+1 for AVS in channel. Works great so far.

 

what exactly do they do ?

 

Weather techs seems to be the only ones that go all the way down the whole channel. Those are the ones I hope my wife got me for Christmas!

 

if you dont know what they do, you dont need any.... avs here for almost a year..

 

In channel.

Either WeatherTech or AVS

Not sure there are any other choices. This is my 3rd vehicle with WeatherTech, but initially ('04) they were the only in channel option that I found

Allow the window to be left open w/o 'normal' rain entry. Hard blows, fog, etc, well, close the window. Help keep the cab down to ambient in summer.

 

I louisiana the humidity is so high you sweat just by walking outside. The visors allow you to leave the window cracked enough to allow air flow while preventing rain from entering, and as a bonus it does keep wandering eyes from seeing an opportunity. Without the visors if you leave the window cracked someone will see it as an invitation.

 

AVS in channel for me, 2nd vehicle, tried and true 1st set was still on my '04 dakota wgen I sold it for my '18 Tac!

 

Do the weather tech have m3 tape?