How To Install AVS Low Profile Window Visors | Toyota 4Runner

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  • Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
  • Looking for window visors? Check out these Low Profile visors from AVS. Super easy to install. Keep the water out but the air flowing. Grab a set below from YotaXpedition.com Thanks for watching!
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Комментарии • 13

  • @ChaiNinja
    @ChaiNinja 7 месяцев назад

    Just ordered mine for my 4Runner. Can’t wait to install. Thanks for the video!

  • @robertgraham5486
    @robertgraham5486 10 месяцев назад +4

    You state when putting the visors up “where you want them” well that’s why I’m watching the video I don’t really know where they should go ,are you raising them up till they touch the vehicle ? Thanks

  • @cruzinthruspace
    @cruzinthruspace 4 месяца назад +1

    Should I tint my windows before putting these

    • @JamesGoodman-l1m
      @JamesGoodman-l1m 2 месяца назад

      Tint goes on the inside of the window. Before or after, your choice.

  • @4bvenom733
    @4bvenom733 Год назад +1

    I want this lo pro version look so much cleaner then the inner one

  • @mrmendoza33
    @mrmendoza33 Год назад

    Any for 2018 GX460?

  • @nolramquezavs7931
    @nolramquezavs7931 Год назад

    May I know where did you buy that window visors please?

    • @yotaxpedition
      @yotaxpedition  Год назад

      You can get them from our website YotaXpedition.com or click the like in the description.

  • @AaronGermaine
    @AaronGermaine Год назад

    How is the wind noise? I tried the outside mount standard ones and noticed wind noise.

    • @yotaxpedition
      @yotaxpedition  Год назад

      We have the low profile ones installed and we really don't notice any noise.

  • @anbu999
    @anbu999 Год назад

    The rain water will fall in when you are not moving. You'll need to clamp it for a bit.