2019-2022 RAM 1500 Low Profile Ventvisor Window Deflectors Review & Install

During inclement weather conditions, you’re always forced to close the windows of your truck which often results in stuffy interior heat build-up. Breathe fresh air by installing these Low Profile Ventvisor Front and Rear Side Window Deflectors. With these accessories, you can open your windows partially without letting the extreme elements in. With open windows, heat is able to escape, promoting fresh air circulation inside your cab.
Impact-Resistant Window Deflectors. These window deflectors are highly resistant against impacts and breakage, thanks to their durable acrylic construction. Even when exposed to harsh weather elements and road debris, they are guaranteed not to break that easily. Furthermore, they are completed with a UV and scratch-resistant dark smoke finish, giving your truck a more impressive look.
Easy Installation. These window deflectors are very easy to install and do not require any mechanical skills. Using their automotive-grade 3M tape, you can conveniently stick each piece in its designated mounting surface. No drilling is required.
Application. These Low Profile Front and Rear Ventvisor Side Window Deflectors are designed to fit 2019-2022 RAM 1500 Crew Cabs, excluding 2019 RAM 1500 Classic models. amtrucks.at/3LAXuN9
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[@mwood626]

Have there been any reported issues with water leaking in the driver and front passenger sides? I have noticed a gap large enough where the door trim meets the window seal near the rear end of the visor on both sides and while driving at higher speeds might help that water wick away fairly easily sitting in the rain very long would seem to allow for the greater possibility of a leak. Wasn't the quality I was hoping for but I suppose that may be the trade off in the low profile models of these visors. Any recs on replacements?

[@CSltz]

Are these any quieter than the other styles?. I can’t afford it but some wind tunnel tests would be interesting. I’ve only had the stick on s and they all have been more noise than worth the price. Old Dodge and new Chevy trucks. Very nice in town not so much for the open roads above 50 mph.

[@joshuabinks6474]

Word of caution. Any inside pressure to 2018 and newer vehicles with temper glass has a chance to scratch, crack or shatter the tempered glass. Each window is a $600+ repair from the dealership.