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Had this disucssion with Dermot this morning at the showroom. We have them on the .:R, and IMHO I reckon they are great. They are practical, and contrary to opinion, ours have (finally) stuck on since August 2008. The first set, I installed. They didn't stick. So I went back to the dealership, and they were replaced, and fitted. Haven't had a drama since.
I bought mine installed when I took delivery, 4.5 years ago & haven't had a problem with either coming loose.
The advantages I have found is the glass can be left down slightly when parked in hot weather without being obvious.
In winter the the shields help to keep rain out when the window is down a bit.
One negative point is the car is very slightly harder to see out of. I would buy again.
Understand how it works, troubleshoot logically BEFORE replacing parts.
2001 T4 TRAKKA Syncro 2.5TDI,2006 Mk5 2.0TDI Golf manual,2001 Polo 1.4 16V manual [now sold], '09 2.0CR TDI Tiguan manual,
Numerous Mk1 Golf diesels
hi guys,
i think they are useful but sometimes they just kill the look of the car.
what everyone think?
They look fine on a Camry but not so good on the Golf unless you're a retiree and also option the mud flaps, sheepskin seat and steering wheel covers and put a few hats and pillows on the parcel shelf.
They look fine on a Camry but not so good on the Golf unless you're a retiree and also option the mud flaps, sheepskin seat and steering wheel covers and put a few hats and pillows on the parcel shelf.
Mud flaps should be compulsory, all that crap flicking off your rear wheels scratches my paint.
They look fine on a Camry but not so good on the Golf unless you're a retiree and also option the mud flaps, sheepskin seat and steering wheel covers and put a few hats and pillows on the parcel shelf.
(cuzzy steve, don't make me post _that_ photo)
you forgot the bead seat covers, cardigan with corduroy elbow patches, and the RNS510 locked into an ABC AM station.
I love my weathershields. I find that when it rains, you can't have any smidgen of window open without the shields because of the contour of the roof, the water gets in, but with the shield, its no problem. It does tend to spoil the look a little bit, but for practicality's sake, I opted for them.
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