Auto Ventshade [AVS] in-Channel Rain Guards for 2011-2019 Ford Explorer | Window Vent Visors, 4 pcs. - Smoke | 194293

Air it out in style and adventure on with the AVS In-Channel Ventvisor. It installs inside the window channel for a seamless look and gives you total control over the climate of your cab. Invented, engineered and made in the USA with global materials to custom fit your vehicle’s exact year, make, and model, this in- channel mounted side window deflector keeps rain and weather out and fresh air in. The constant circulation of air sweeps away unwanted odors from pets, smoking, spills and more. This sleek In-Channel Ventvisor comes in a dark smoke finish with UV resistant materials so no matter how many hours you spend behind the wheel, the color never fades from exposure to the sun. Installation is hassle-free with no drilling or special hardware required – just attach with the included 3M automotive grade adhesive from the comfort of your own home. All AVS side window deflectors are engineered tough to withstand all the elements and are backed by a Limited Lifetime Warranty.

• FITMENT | 2011 - 2019 Ford Explorer
• CUSTOMIZED FIT | Engineered to fit your vehicle’s year, make, and model, this seamless in-channel side window deflector features a contour-hugging, low-profile design for a custom look.
• AIR IT OUT | Circulate fresh air through your cab to sweep away stale, stubborn odors from things like pets, smoking or athletic bags, all while keeping weather and road debris out.
• ENGINEERED TOUGH | Its impact-modified acrylic construction gives you a scratch-free finish that’s car wash safe and will never fade or discolor from exposure to the sun. Made in the USA with global materials.
• EASY TO INSTALL | No drilling or special hardware required. It mounts in minutes using 3M automotive-grade adhesive tape (included).
• INSTALLATION NOTE | This install guide is vehicle specific for the 2011 - 2019 Ford Explorer. For proper installation and best possible fit, please read all instructions BEFORE you begin. Rear flange inserts between the trim and the exterior surface. The front & top flange slides into the window channel. NOTE: REAR FLANGE DOES NOT GO INTO THE WINDOW CHANNEL.