Auto Dynasty Replacement for Honda Accord 4DR CG 4pcs Tape-On Window Visor Deflector Rain Guard

I bought these in late March of 2020 and I put them on my accord and they actually looked pretty good. They lasted for about a month when one started to peel off and it would just flap in the wind. Then I was driving on the highway and two got ripped off by the wind (I was doing about 80 mph) That happened when they were on there for about a month and a half. Then about 2 months later after I got them they got melted by the shear heat of the sun. They got warped and everything. Since they got melted pretty bad, most of the adhesive tape started to come off. I didn't really care because I only had the front two, so i left them on there but it only took a couple of days before they got ripped off by the wind as well. But if you don't live in a hot place (80° F or lower) then they shouldn't melt. But I would advise ripping off the adhesive tape that comes on it with your own adhesive tape.

Did not fit correctly. Back window vents were close enough to use. But fronts were about 1" short at the front. Flap around in the wind and will probably fly off soon. I correctly start at the point at the rear. But as I say, do not run the entire length to the window to the mirror. Maybe why they were half the price of regular ones. I started in front at proper spot to attach, the top, at the back of the window was left totally exposed, and open because it would not reach the rear of the door to cover it all. I already had one on when I realize it was short on front. So I could not return. So I then checked it out on the other side before removing tape and found they are just short all together. It was either let rain fall in at the back, put some exosed to view black duct tape at the top of the door, or put a little black duct tape at the front to the black rubber seal to cover gap in front partially obstructed from view by the mirror housing. What I get for assuming they were correct.

Didn't fit at all very dissatisfied been a very loyal customer either vehicle part didn't work for me never had this happen default in Honda Accord rain guard. Ford truck rain guard was totally different than the description I mean now I have to pay someone to take me forty-five Miles to try and return I don't think that's ok I've been very loyal to Amazon prime membership as well never missed a payment look like this could be taken care of better showing me you appreciate my businesse don't know whether or not I'll use Amazon or prime again

They fit my 2002 Accord just fine, which was nice, and the double-sided tape stuck pretty well too. Unfortunately, in the brutal heat where I live (south Texas), they warped quite a bit. They look unsightly, but still allow me to keep my windows cracked without worrying about a sudden rainstorm. However, the warping has cause them to start to pull away from the body (separating from the double-sided tape) so I'm afraid they are going to come off at highway speeds. I will probably replace them with something sturdier. If I didn't live where I live they would probably be okay.

Went on very well, fit great, warped and turned in to the window as soon as the car sat in the sun. Its not like i live in a hot state... Im im Ohio. I do not recommend buying these.

Don’t expect an exact fit. These are NOT the $100+ in-channel name brand product. For a quarter of the price, this is an inexpensive way to enhance your car’s looks. Buy some 30 pound grip Gorilla Brand black double stick tape to really secure these to your car’s door frames.

Do not buy!!! Once the sun hits it, they all become wavey and the back windows don’t even line up

Looks awesome and fit perfect but I have now had them on my car for a week and today I went outside to go to store and one has been blown off by wind the sticky strip on inside is not that sticky.

Fit perfectly on my 1998 Honda Accord, has definitely made driving a lot more enjoyable!