I have seen them in the Max brochures but have never seen them in person. Does anybody recommend it?

 

- My Max had them already on when I bought the car. I hated them. They are not as transparent as you would think, so your line of vision around the A-pillar is roughly twice as bad. They don't really deflect rain or wind that well, and they're a pain to clean.
- I took them off, but they got revenge by slicing my hands two or three times and by leaving adhesive all over the car. Don't waste your time or money - or blood.

 

Wow....thanks for letting me know. I thought it would look "cool" and prevent the rough winds from coming into the cabin.

So...those deflectors cut you huh. Did you get 'em back by cutting them into pieces?

 

I like them. I got the window deflectors to match the sunroof deflector (all by VentShade), and They really look sharp. I don't think they're all that difficult to clean, either. You just have to clean the top edge of the glass, and the inside of the visor with the windows cracked a little, then put them up and finish the job. The VentShade models are dark enough to give a little extra protection from the sun, and light enough to still see through them. I will try and post pictures with them on this weekend.
--Dan

 

I also find that they offer just enough protection from the rain with the windows cracked during wet-weather driving, and in my opinion, you'll have wind noise no matter what you do, except drive with the windows up, but I do find that it is marginally less with the deflectors.

 

Here is a picture of some. I am not sure if I like them or not. They are alright. There is realy no need for the sunroof one I don't think.

 

I will be taking mine off within the month. E-mail me if you are interested in buying them. nickstam@aol.com