2022-2025 Tape-On Rain Guards for Nissan Pathfinder Side Window Visor Deflectors S SV SL Platinum Rock Creek Smoke Tinted Vent Shades 2023 2024

These rain guards fit my 2019 Corolla Hatchback XSE perfectly. Easy to install with strong adhesive, and they look great with the tinted finish. Keeps rain out while letting in fresh air—exactly what I needed!

Heavy grade,nice smoke shade, easy to install.

First time Amazon messed up my order and delivered these all broken in intact box. But they quickly sent me a replacement so it was okay. Just open up the box right away and confirm all 4 are fine before attaching any.Installation took me about 40 mins, I cleaned windows and frames and dried them with towel. Then dry fitted each door, figured out size of the gap between two doors. Then I just followed the sheet of paper with instruction that came with it: the confusing part was 3 different types of products mentioned in the manual. But I quickly found “Type B” on plastic bag. You need to remove covers from sticky line on each side (two small pieces) and then remove about a couple of inches of protective paper from the long piece of scotch so that it sticks out when you apply the plastic to the frame. Once you aligned and attached corners, you can now pull the rest of protective paper and attach everything else. The manual recommends attaching it at 70-100F degrees. It was 62° when I did it. So I then used heat gun to slightly warm it up (recommended in the manual) and pressed it firmly across the entire length. Manual says you need to give it 72 hours to fully cure before getting into rain or wash. everything looks good. Will see how it holds. The vehicle is Nissan Pathfinder 2025 and the fit was perfect.

The look great on my Nissan pathfinder and easy to put on I did it myself and I’m a 68-year-old woman

I've put similar ones on four other vechicals before this, lil or no problems, well maybe so but very minor. This appears to be a bit more intense than the others... Unless I just misread the nformation before purchase; whish I doubt... I just decided I would take one of the front pieces out to my patfinder to see , dry fit it, which side it was and found out how it would fit, again a dry fit or run which ever...Its much longer than I expected, but fits well enough in my humble opinion, and looks good... The hangup in what the instructions state that "primer" / "glue" needs to be plied to the door surface before you peel the red backing off the 3M tape and then apply the rain guard and then apply pressure to the unit being installed. I believe you get the point now, I'll end here; with a final staement I'll get it on but will wait for a less windy day, as we are experience 25 to 40 mile an hour gusts.. I'll update this after I get them on...Friday, the next day, I did get them on; I decided not to use the glue as 3M is very common to these rain guards and I've never any issue with the ohters I have used in the past... I did and will note that the fit is less than I personally would like to see, they would molded to fit the trim by the side mirrors gut did not seems the same fit on both sides... They do help when I crack the windows for fresh air during rain; I do like the look of them on the doors... Front and back took a bit longer than I have experienced perivously.

Had these for over a year now and still working perfectly. Very secure and fit like a glove.

A few of the brackets that mounts to the frame was bent. Mounted them as straight as we could. But still twisted

Bought for a Mazda CX 90 they fit perfectly since they told me at the dealership that they don’t make them yet but these fit perfect