Nissan Xterra Bug Deflectors, Wind Deflectors & Shields

I had the drivers window stuck open, after I got a coffee (drive through during a snow storm!). After trouble-shooting, we replace a corroded wire. It was corroded because it got wet, by the open window over time. Now, I do not have to worry when it rains or snows! Read more AVS In-Channel Ventvisor customer reviews.

I was very impressed with your business practices! I not only received the product in less than 24 hrs, it literally installed in a flash! It took longer to open the shipping box than it did to install them! They look great too, they match my vehicle perfectly! I will definitely be using your business for all my future vehicle accessory needs as well as recommending you to my friends and family! Keep up the awesome job folks! Read more WeatherTech Window Deflector customer reviews.

Installation was pretty easy, these deflectors look good and function well. I was slightly disappointed in the quality - these are very light gauge plastic and the adhesive tape was sloppily applied. Time will tell if they were worth the price.

They fit our 2005 Nissan xterra perfectly. Very easy to put on the vehicle. Read more AutoVentshade Ventvisor Window Deflector customer reviews.

I like the idea of not having to use tape to secure these to the outside of the window, on the door frame. However, now that these are installed, inside the window channel, it seems to be putting a large amount of strain on the window motor for the window to come to its up position. I'm hoping that it will become easier for the window to come up over time, as the plastic from the visors become better seated. Might try wiping a little bit of silicone lubricant in the window channels to help this. I do like how much quieter that these in-channel design is over my previous cars on-the-frame design.

Easiest install for the raddest look, absolutely love these weather guards. EGR makes a high-quality product. A nice tip, I live in a cold climate: while you're getting them settled in, use a hair dryer on high heat. This loosens up the weather seals to get the guards snug and tight. Just leave the windows up after you get them set for about 10 minutes and you're golden. I was worried about them vibrating out of place when I crank 3 10-inch kickers to the face-melting point, but no issues at all.