Sunroof Deflectors Reviews

I INSTALLED THE DEFLECTOR TODAY AND IT FITS GOOD AND LOOKS GREAT. IT'S GREAT TO HAVE THIS OPTION FOR MY ORIGINAL DEFLECTOR THAT IS PART OF THE HHR HAS A PROBLEM WITH THE CLIPS ON THE TRACK CONSTANTLY BREAKING. IT IS NOT WARRANTED AND IS COSTLY TO FIX. MY ONLY QUESTION WITH THE BENEVENTO IS, ARE THE HOLD DOWN CLIPS AVAILABLE. I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE A COUPLE ON HAND JUST IN CASE.

I like the way it looks and does definitely reduce noise from the open roof. I can even open the roof while driving at highway speed when I have the storage box on top without going deaf. Installation was a lot more difficult than I expected, however. Hooking the clamp over the sheet metal and getting the screw in the socket would've been easier if I had three hands. It took me a while. But then I didn't want one that just glued on; I wanted a positive attachment. I got it. The result was worth the effort.

Well the dual flap deflector was everything I thought it would be and more. A very cool mod for my 2006 honda pilot. It really adds to the look of the top of the vehicle. I also have the Thule Racks and the Thule Basket on top. The dual flap deflector has a very nice snug fit and I was able to use the clips they recommended which helped secure it into place quite nicely. As for the wind noise you do get some but less than with just having the sunroof open. It's more of a wind type noise than the low grumbling noise you get with just your sunroof open, I guess from pressure changes. Once again the look of the deflector makes it stand out from all others and the flaps are cool to play with. I've been using my sunroof a lot more!

I bought this for my 2010 4Runner. It does look nice and was simple to install. However, it does not noticably reduce wind noise in the cabin. I'm guessing it's ability to reduce noise varies greatly from car to car. My 4Runner is not exactly aerodynamic. So I can't fault the product for that. I bought it primarily for looks and it does look great on the truck. It did come with an inch long scratch in it, too. Fortunately, it is not even noticable on the truck. I would recommend it to anyone looking for an easy to install, good looking, wind deflector. Just don't expect silence while humming down the road doing 70 mph.

What I like the most about this deflector is the low-profile design. It angles up just enough to quiet the airflow over the sunroof, but doesn't intrude on the opening. I am a little concerned at how thin the material is compared to some other deflectors that AVS makes, however, for now it seems to be holding up well.