Question 1

How many doors does your car have?

Accepted Answer

There is difference in door length between 3-door and 5-door vehicles. In general, 3-door cars typically have longer doors to facilitate easier access to the rear seats. 5-door models distribute the door length more evenly across the vehicle, accommodating additional access points. Hatchback models can either be 3-door or 5-door depending on design, estate style vehicles almost always are 5-door, referring to the boot opening as a door. For saloon models, these are usually outlined as 4-door as the boot lid does not provide direct access to the cabin. Understanding these variations is crucial for selecting the correct set of wind deflectors for your car based on the number of doors it has.

Question 2

Gummi Pflege/ Rubber Care

Accepted Answer

Rubber seals around windows and doors often go untreated and deteriorate over the course of time. Gummi Pflege provides long lasting protection for the rubber seals in vehicle doors, windows and luggage compartments. We recommend the application of this product prior to the installation of wind deflectors.

Question 3

Shape

Accepted Answer

These Wind Deflectors are custom-designed to perfectly fit your vehicle. They are precision contoured to match the exact shape of your doors and windows, and ensure a flawless, secure fit.

With Climair Wind Deflectors, you can be confident you're getting wind deflectors made specifically for your vehicle.

Question 4

What are wind deflectors?

Accepted Answer

Wind Deflectors are fitted either into the window channel or mounted externally to the door frame to prevent an accumulation of turbulence and buffeting inside your vehicle and to maximize in-cabin airflow. They reduce wind noise and allow natural air to circulate in the vehicle. They are made from acrylic glass and help to deflect wind away from your vehicle to enhance your driving experience.

Question 5

What are rain guards?

Accepted Answer

Wind Deflectors are also referred to as Rain Guards due to their rain repelling characteristics. In-channel wind deflectors, unlike exterior mounted, are fitted into the window channels of the car doors. Both variations enable you to keep your window open while still protecting the interior from rain. In rainy weather, condensated windows can be problematic, preventing clear vision from inside the cabin. As deflectors allow natural air to circulate in the car, this prevents the risk of foggy windows during rainfall.

Question 6

How do I fit wind deflectors on my car?

Accepted Answer

Wind deflectors are very easy to fit and don't require any specialist tools. We've made an easy fitting guide for you to follow when fitting your wind deflectors to ensure a hassle-free installation. In some cases, additional clips may be included with in-channel deflectors depending on what model of vehicle you have. Clips secure the deflectors in place when the window channel is too wide for the deflectors to have a snug fit. If your deflectors didn’t come with clips, do not worry; your vehicle does not require them. After successful installation of your new wind deflectors, we recommend leaving your windows in the closed position for at least 24 hours to allow the rubber seals to mould around the deflectors.

Question 7

Do wind deflectors increase drag?

Accepted Answer

Wind deflectors do not increase drag. They actually decrease drag by deflecting wind away from your car, improving your car’s aerodynamics and airflow, allowing you to have the window down in any weather or driving condition such as motorway driving on a rainy day.

Question 8

Do wind deflectors decrease fuel consumption?

Accepted Answer

Keeping your car well ventilated reduces the need to use the air conditioning system, which certainly will reduce your fuel consumption.

Climair Wind Deflectors With Smoked Tint Rear Set For Toyota Prius Plus, 2011 Onwards, Mpv, 5 Door

€29.99

Item code: 4352604

To fit on toyota PRIUS MPV

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Climar Rear Wind Deflectors - Set Of 2 Back Passenger Wind Deflectors