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Window shades for middle Row
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Deeannnaaa
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In my quest for the same product, I can across these Side window sunshades
Might take a while to get to you, but they go over your window, so it would cancel out the road noise
Might take a while to get to you, but they go over your window, so it would cancel out the road noise
Cool concept, but I dont see those holding up in WA weather. Would like to keep the whole product on the interior. Either suction cup, or a flexible frame mesh specific to the Model Y windows.
Thanks for the link however!
I'm curious if anyone has tried these:
www.autoanything.com
Actually, just saw the disclaimer "doesnt fit the Model Y"... grumble....
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Actually, just saw the disclaimer "doesnt fit the Model Y"... grumble....
Watts_Up
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I am using the following side widow shades when waiting at a supercharger on a sunny day.
Note: Because of the Tesla frame-less side windows, it is not possible to attach the shade to the window.
I have a Model 3, so I didn't tried the Model Y version, but the shades that I have fit perfectly when installed from inside the car.
Note: Because of the Tesla frame-less side windows, it is not possible to attach the shade to the window.
I have a Model 3, so I didn't tried the Model Y version, but the shades that I have fit perfectly when installed from inside the car.
The shades stay in place even if you open the windows with the door closed, however you have to be careful
when you open the door because the shades don't stay attached to the door and could drop on the floor.
I tried adding a little clip on the top to keep the sunshade attached to the window when opening the door,
but when you open the door the window goes down a little bit and then the clip slides away.
The best solution to keep the shades attached to the windows is to put a little rope horizontally all around the window.
This is not a perfect solution, but I find it helpful, you can even drive and the rope outside will not get affected by the wind.
But every time you open the door the rope move a little bit, so after a while you need to readjust the rope.
Those side window shades are easy to install and this is a simpler solution than tinting your windows.
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Ive never really liked tint, it eventually bubbles and fades, and I only need this for shading the Baby
