Weathertech install but, had to have them custom done

[Tiffany]

Just got the weathertech visors, unless you have a person that works on cars and can do customizing, don't get these.

the front ones went on OK, but the rears needed to be trimmed to fit 100%

Lucky, he has a diamond high speed thingy, and he fit them perfect, but for the money, they should have fit in the first place..

I give this 2.5 caca's out of 5.

[solbrothers]

weather tech? how much did you pay?

you can't beat OEM!!!!!!!!!!

[Tiffany]

Originally Posted by solbrothers

weather tech? how much did you pay?

you can't beat OEM!!!!!!!!!!

around 100.00 or so. oem you have to tape glue and after a while they leak, the inchanel ones don't leak

[solbrothers]

Originally Posted by Tiffany

around 100.00 or so. oem you have to tape glue and after a while they leak, the inchanel ones don't leak

ehhhhh....

btw. addmeonmyspace <3

[Illusive]

Originally Posted by Tiffany

around 100.00 or so. oem you have to tape glue and after a while they leak, the inchanel ones don't leak

There is some double sided tape, but I haven't ever had it leak on me before.

[Tiffany]

Originally Posted by Illusive

There is some double sided tape, but I haven't ever had it leak on me before.

If you car sit in the sun all day, it will dry out and leak. It happend on my scion. and it was a bear to remove to. It took the black trim paint around it to. had to have it redone.

[billmus86]

I had weathertechs on my old civic- they were way better than stick on ones..
course that was a coupe so rear windows weren't a problem