2011 Chevy Silverado AVS In Channel Vent Shade Installation

Mark Nolan installs an AVS Vent Visor on the GaragePros 2011 Chevy Silverado. Complete installation with all included tools.

[@BillDeFalcoGFE]

I just installed a set of AVS Ventvisors that I got as a Father's Day Gift from my two sons. I followed the easy instructions and watched this great installation video - and the installation was a snap! The only additional "tool" I used was a pair of tweezers - which made it So Very Easy to lift the backing off the adhesive strips. My 2014 Buick Encore looks Absolutely Stunning with its new AVS Ventvisors, which are not only a very functional upgrade but also - a very stylish upgrade as well! I give the AVS Ventvisors my Highest Recommendation - if you are looking to add window vents to your vehicle - these are most definitely the ones you will want to purchase!

[@joe7528]

I bought avs in channel vent visors for my Dodge Avenger a few yrs ago they looked awesome one issue I found was at times the corner of the vent visors would catch the windows when rolling the window up I can be a pain in the butt when your driving and only person in the vehicle had to pull over a few times and push up on the vent visors while rolling up the window/s anyone have a simple permanent solution to this issue would be great I love the in channel vent visors however if this is an ongoing issue I might have to reconsider other vent visors styles

[@adritritone]

grasias por poner este tutorial... saludos

[@washingtonmi]

What do you do if the window hits the visor when putting it up and won't go past the bottom of the visor? I also bought AVS

[@XxchemikillxX]

Too bad the tape/glue lasts for like 6 months, and then it starts leaking. Take the truck through a car wash, and it will destroy the visors. Hell any kind of bump on the visors will knock them loose.