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I`m thinking to buy a deflector or vent visor if tou prefere.But i wonder if i buy the weathertech cost 95$+shipping http://www.weathertech.com/sto...id=46Or on ebay 35,95$+shippinghttp://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...42611I like the mounting install without a tape of weathertech,...but 95$ little pricey for a venvisor,i don't know if is a good choice.The other standard one anybody have bad experience with mounthing tape...

Hi POLO,I installed my Ventshades Vent Visors last Fall. Fairly simple install with the tape but I bought em assuming it was the in-channel type. A few concerns... if you get the tape on kind, make sure you line the front door visor up with the back door. Any little bit out of alignment and it'll look bad.Also, make sure the surface is clean, even of wax. It'll come with little alcohol pads to clean the surface. Apparently I didn't clean the front door parts near the rear view mirror very well and it's come unstuck. It's not an issue because the rest is down well though.On my Abyss, it looks fine. Can't really notice that it's taped on. I can't remember how the other color doors are but other than the abyss color, might look better with the in-channel type.In any case, I think the window visors makes the Vibe look a bit more slick, I think it really enhanced the look of mine and has been very useful in rain and while parked in sunlight.Dave

Quote, originally posted by POLO »I`m thinking to buy a deflector or vent visor if tou prefere.But i wonder if i buy the weathertech cost 95$+shipping http://www.weathertech.com/sto...id=46I am an Ontario boy and a couple of weeks back I bought from Canadian Tire the 'carflector' shown at the Auto Ventshade US website ie http://www.autoventshade.com/index.htmlCarflector™; Stone/Bug Deflector for a 2005 Vibe Part no: 20037The Crappy Tire price was $69 Cdn + tax.