Voron Glass in-Channel Extra Durable Rain Guards for Mazda CX-30 2020-2025, Window Deflectors, Vent Window Visors, 4 Pieces - 200428

Installed on a 2024 Mazda CX-30. With the windows down this vehicle seems to attract a lot of wind inside, I think it's due to the size/placement of the side view mirrors? Any ways. . . . great fit, easy install and feel very durable. The adhesive seems "ok" so made sure to keep the windows up for about 4 days (instructions suggest 72 hours) to make sure they set/formed properly. Definitely helps when the windows are down, fingers corssed they keep the rain out and the fresh air in.

Perfect fit for my car

I'm not a stranger to installing car window deflectors. I really like having them and have installed Weather Tech deflectors on our Ford F150 and our last 3 compact sedans. It's great to be able to leave your windows cracked open on a sunny day and people can't see that they are open. Also, rain won't get in if there is an unexpected shower.I would have ordered Weather Tech deflectors again but they do not make them for the Mazda CX-30 at this time. These deflectors don't feel as thick and substantial as Weather Tech's but they are slightly more flexible and therefore a bit easier to install and they were a a perfect fit. As a couple other reviews mentioned, the 2-sided tape provided on these does not seem very confidence inspiring. It's not so important on the front deflectors as the shape of the window helps keep them in place but on the rear deflectors, I removed the original 2-sided tape and used some 3M tape instead as I had some on hand. It's a been a week since installation and it's been sunny and warm and all is good so far. My remaining complaint about these is that they are not tinted like Weather Tech's product. They are solid black and you can't see through them at all so they add an additional inch of blind spot to the already large front window pillars of the Mazda.I can live with them as is but if Weather Tech ever offers them for the Mazda, I will probably buy them.

I had them on for a while but weather stripping didn’t end up sticking like they were suppose to. I 100% followed instructions and even watched a video. The weather stripping that comes on it is garbage. My windows were closed a lot longer than the instructed 72 hours. When I would open my window I couldn’t close it afterwards. Super annoying that I missed my return window. They did look cool on my car though. Easy to install. Just didn’t stick.

Muy bello

Looks awesome! Great fit!

They went on great and there is really no more noticable wind noise than before I installed them. They look great and fit close, which I like.The only bad thing I can say about them is the rear deflectors. The fronts fit really tight like weathertechs (my first choice in vent visors), the rears are pretty much only held on by the tape, which is very thin and almost non-existent.I did everything as instructed (I'm not new to this game) such as cleaning the area with alcohol. I used 90 proof, not the supplied "moist toweletts." I even left the windows up more than the required days. However, upon coming out on a very warm day, I find the rear deflectors laying on the ground, only because the windows were down.I'm guessing the heat made the tape soft and useless. I did get a better tape (3M brand-the best) and redid the whole routine and they have benn flawless.

2025 CX-30 Turbo Premium Plus. Little more noise, to be expected. Looks GREAT, and no sighs of falling off.