AVS in-channel VS Weathertech side deflectors

Jumping in on this, got my weathertechs, anyone with the front doors having the windows not rolling up all the way? I followed the instructions and the rear corners of the windows are snagging the visor super tight, I took off and put on 3x, still the same thing

 

That's why I don't like weathertech. They seem to have a funny design and often hinder rolling up of windows. Same as floor mats, give me husky for those not weathertech. I'd return the weathertech if possible and get avs. If not returnable I'd still replace with avs and make 1 thing in life nicer.

 

I actually had this happen with my AVS shades (seemed like it was tripping up the window jam protection... the window would hit the corner edge, reverse slightly, then stop).
What I did was chamfer the edge of the front corner of the shade with a Dremel on low-speed so that the glass could glide past it and into the channel easier (a file or sandpaper could work too if you don't have a Dremel or similar tool). Haven't had an issue since.

Maybe this would help on yours?

 

I plan on doing this when i get back in town from work, I have a dremel and the bits to trim off gonna shave off the rear corners for both sides see if this helps

 

My votes for AVS. Got the low-profile matte one and they've been great so far.

 

Used the dremel and shaved off the corners where window hits, roll up all the way

 

Oldish thread, but another vote for AVS in channels. Been on about 1.5 years so far no issues other than having to slightly mod the passenger front so the window wouldn't get stuck. Seems a common thing, but no quality issues like with my WT's.

Had WeatherTech's on my previous car and they were sunbaked and all burned/faded after 6 months in AZ. They warranty replaced them, but I got rid of the car shortly after. Haven't been a big fan of WeatherTech stuff here. It can't handle the heat.