2002 GMC Sierra 2500 HD Plastic Side Window Visors

AVS In-channel Ventvisors offer a sleek profile that helps keep rain out and lets fresh air in to reduce interior heat build up. It’s easy no-drill application makes installation and provides a custom fit for your vehicle.

“Beat the elements and add some attitude to your Truck, Van or SUV. Sidewind Deflectors allow you to keep your windows partially open, to provide ventilation to the interior. Today’s modern aerodynamic body styles with form fitting doors and windows no longer feature “”rain gutters”” to channel away water. The result is usually water dripping into the interior. Sidewinds act like a “”drip-edge”” for your vehicle, this allows you to keep your window partially open for ventilation, without the rain getting in. As air flows around the outside edge of the sidewind it creates a small low pressure area underneath it (much like an airplane wing) which creates suction to keep out the wind and draw out the stale air from inside your vehicle.”

“Beat the elements and add some attitude to your Truck, Van or SUV. Sidewind Deflectors allow you to keep your windows partially open, to provide ventilation to the interior. Today’s modern aerodynamic body styles with form fitting doors and windows no longer feature “”rain gutters”” to channel away water. The result is usually water dripping into the interior. Sidewinds act like a “”drip-edge”” for your vehicle, this allows you to keep your window partially open for ventilation, without the rain getting in. As air flows around the outside edge of the sidewind it creates a small low pressure area underneath it (much like an airplane wing) which creates suction to keep out the wind and draw out the stale air from inside your vehicle.”

“Beat the elements and add some attitude to your Truck, Van or SUV. Sidewind Deflectors allow you to keep your windows partially open, to provide ventilation to the interior. Today’s modern aerodynamic body styles with form fitting doors and windows no longer feature “”rain gutters”” to channel away water. The result is usually water dripping into the interior. Sidewinds act like a “”drip-edge”” for your vehicle, this allows you to keep your window partially open for ventilation, without the rain getting in. As air flows around the outside edge of the sidewind it creates a small low pressure area underneath it (much like an airplane wing) which creates suction to keep out the wind and draw out the stale air from inside your vehicle.”