WeatherTech tC2 Door Visors
09-07-2012, 05:53 PM
#1
WeatherTech tC2 Door Visors
So the other day I called the WeatherTech company complaining why they didn't have any door visors out for our cars yet? To my surprise the lady told me they had them available but for some reason they had not put them up on the site. So she took my order over the phone, and today I checked the site and they put them up for sale! FINALLY!!!!! Picture on the site is of a different car but lady said it is for the tC2!
Will post up pictures as soon as I receive mine!
Will post up pictures as soon as I receive mine!
09-16-2012, 05:47 PM
#5
I have always been partial to the in channel visors because they don't do damage to the paint. I have my set on the way, they should be here the first of the week.
Hate that it took them so long to make but glad we can finally get them....
Hate that it took them so long to make but glad we can finally get them....
09-17-2012, 04:49 PM
#6
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In-channel visors look much cleaner. IMO, if something is only held on by tape, i should have been able to make it myself- thus the cheaper price.
09-27-2012, 04:30 AM
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10-08-2012, 07:00 AM
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FOR SALE: 1 each set of HIC visors (as soon as I get them in the mail!)
Seriously, I have written weathertech like 3 emails about these over the last year, and heard nothing back. I appreciate HIC for doing it, but in channel is the heat.
Seriously, I have written weathertech like 3 emails about these over the last year, and heard nothing back. I appreciate HIC for doing it, but in channel is the heat.
11-19-2012, 10:11 AM
#14
Just installed mine the other day looks awesome but are any of you experienceing any problems ? When I raise my windows up theres a cracking noise as if the visors were breaking & my windows don't close completely but just enough for no one else but me to notice ? Did I stall them incorrectly ? Or is this normal ?
11-19-2012, 11:10 AM
#15
Just installed mine the other day looks awesome but are any of you experienceing any problems ? When I raise my windows up theres a cracking noise as if the visors were breaking & my windows don't close completely but just enough for no one else but me to notice ? Did I stall them incorrectly ? Or is this normal ?
I had the same problem when I put mine on. I sat them in the window channel. And it popped everytime i rolled them down or up.
11-19-2012, 11:57 AM
#16
Fudge I knew it ... Lol I didn't think that was it at 1st bc all it did was scratch deep groooves in the plastic 
... Just did what you said & the popping stopped but now its just cutting into the plastic outer trim :l is there a remedy for this or is it a nessory sacrifice for looks ?
... Just did what you said & the popping stopped but now its just cutting into the plastic outer trim :l is there a remedy for this or is it a nessory sacrifice for looks ?
02-02-2013, 05:05 AM
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Weathertech guards
Anyone have the weathertech in channel rain guards? Ive had my set for about 5 months but havent used them because i thought fitament was a joke... then got to thinking maybe (somehow) i was installing them incorrectly...which just sounds insane lol.
Anyone seen videos on placement in the channel? or have pics of fitament closest to the mirror? I assume they DID NOT come with 3m sticky stape on them like mine?
Anyone seen videos on placement in the channel? or have pics of fitament closest to the mirror? I assume they DID NOT come with 3m sticky stape on them like mine?
