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Recommended window deflectors for a Chrysler Voyager minivan?

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Hey everyone! I’m looking to add some window deflectors to my Chrysler Voyager, but I’m torn between the in-channel style and the stick-on ones. My main goal is to reduce wind noise while driving on the highway and to be able to keep the windows cracked during rainstorms without getting the interior soaked. I've seen a few brands like WeatherTech and AVS, but I'm worried about the fitment specifically for the Voyager's door frame. Does anyone have experience with which brand offers the lowest profile look and doesn't interfere with the power window sensors? I'd love to hear which specific model you’d recommend for a perfect fit!


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Honestly, skip the stick-ons. I tried AVS Original Ventvisor Side Window Deflectors and they looked bulky, plus the tape failed eventually. Go with WeatherTech In-Channel Side Window Deflectors for that low-profile look, though they sometimes trigger the auto-reverse sensor if not seated perfectly. tbh it's annoying but worth it for the fit.


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Sooo I actually spent years working in a shop where we did tons of these installs on minivans. Honestly, if ur looking for that super sleek, low-profile look for the Voyager, I would suggest checking out the Lund Ventvisor Elite Side Window Deflectors. They're basically a high-end version of the standard stick-ons but they use a special material that doesn't fade or scratch as easily.

Here's what I recommend based on technical fitment:

- EGR In-Channel Window Deflectors Matte Black: These are awesome because they use a matte finish that matches the Voyager's trim perfectly. Since they're in-channel, they look factory, but be warned that the matte texture can sometimes be harder to clean than glossy ones.
- WellVisors Window Deflectors with Chrome Trim: These are actually pretty unique because they use a clip-on and tape hybrid system. They stay super secure and the profile is way slimmer than the chunky AVS ones.

In my experience, the sensor issue happens when the plastic is too thick at the top. I've found that the EGR ones are a bit thinner at the flange, so they usually dont trip the auto-reverse as much as the WeatherTechs do. Just make sure to leave the windows rolled up for a full 48 hours after installing so the seals can mold around them. It makes a HUGE difference lol. gl!


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Sooo I went through this last year with my Voyager and was honestly obsessed with the safety aspect. I was super worried about the in-channel ones blocking the window from closing properly, which is a total safety hazard if you cant lock the car up tight, you know?

I ended up trying a few different styles and here is how they stacked up for me:

1. Wellvisors Side Window Deflectors with Chrome Trim for Chrysler Voyager - These are actually AMAZING because they use a clip-on system plus tape. It felt way more secure than just sticky tape, and I didnt have to worry about them falling off on the highway!

2. EGR In-Channel Window Deflectors Matte Black - I tried these but honestly, they were a bit of a struggle with the auto-reverse sensors. I was literally so frustrated when the window kept popping back down!

In the end, I loved the Wellvisors because they look low-profile but the clips give that extra peace of mind. Anyway, good luck with the search!! 👍


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