[Stlywe]

Hi everyone! Just got my 2019 SLE about a week ago. I'm loving it so far and I'm learning as I go.

Problem is, I can't find in channel visors for the windows to purchase anywhere. I see pics of others who seem to have them. Is it that they're just in different countries (I'm in the US)?

Thanks in advance for any help!

 

[Mountainsofbeer]

Hello, you mean the rain-gaurds? If so I would recommend the mitsubishi made ones. If you mean aftermarket sun shade or something different I'm not sure.

I found mine on ebay and it ended up being a real Mittsubishi dealership in Florida, Daytona I think. They were about $50 more than other brands but they have matching chrome for the window trim and that makes it worth it haha.

 

[zarbs]

Here they are called slimline weathershields. I sourced by from eBay and they are not genuine but fit like a glove. Here is an example from the eBay Australia site:

AUS Luxury Weather Shields Weathershields for Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross 17-20 #T | eBay

High-quality Weathershields for. Makes your vehicle looks nicer. Superior quality with optical transparency.

www.ebay.com.au

I'm not a fan of the units with the chrome strip as I have had the clear cover on the chrome disintegrate over time with the UV. Having said that, the Exceed model in Australia comes with chrome window surrounds standard so the extra chrome is a waste.

 

[Mountainsofbeer]

Those do look good, I see there are different styles. I like your design better actually probably easier to remove if you had to.
The Mitsubishi ones kinda go in the channel partly but also rely on 3M sticky tape and otherwise attaches directly to the existing chrome window trim.

 

[zarbs]

Yes, these are much easier to remove if need be. I find a little heat from a heat gun softens the 3M tape to allow removal and then the skilful use of an Exacto or Stanley blade to remove the bulk of any remaining tape from the body leaving a thin film where possible so as not to damage the paint. Finish off with a rag soaked in kerosine will soften the leftovers and remove all traces of the glue from the bodywork. The kero is also a good way to quickly remove any grime build up under the part without marring the paint surface.