I have to say they look pretty sweet! But there is a few problems... that I would want to warn you about.. I have a 2000 toyota camry le 4cyl....I got the back and front window deflectors, the front ones fit nicely and seem firm, however! one side of my car the window motor is old.. the other is new. on the side that was old, the window does not like to raise up all the way, just because of the added pressure the window deflectors give on the window channel, it makes you window motor strain more. Mine cant take it very well. So if you have an old care, be aware of this!!!

One more thing is the rear windows... the way my window is built, the rear of the window is not a verticle angle liek in the video attached to this product. SO the window deflectors really are JUST! being held there by a small strip of glue.... I just installed them exactly as the directions said, even including the metal brackets to help it stay in the window. However I can see that the glue is not holding and i see that these are a second away to falling off... I am afraid to roll my window down at speeds... I am also considering calling up weathertech directly and asking them how to fix this problem. Now like I said its because of how my window is built that the rear of the window is not a 90 degree angle so there is not a back and front for the window deflector so sit between like the front widow ones do, holding them in place on three sides.

My shades went in easy, make my truck look great and help keeps it cool while parked, (windows are cracked). They are sharper looking than the "one-size" fits all ones you find at auto parts stores.