Hypersonic Black Car Door Edge Guard Trim Molding Crash Scratch Protector 2Pcs

Often your car door can accidentally bump or be bumped by another door and leave dents or scratches. These rubberized edge guards are designed to protect those surfaces. They are easily installed with peel-off backing, but you should plan your placement first, as the instructions say they are hard to move. Some buyers don't like the writing, and you could "black tape" them I suppose. It doesn't bother me. I have a 2026 Crosstrek with a sporty look, and these serve as an enhancement. Highly recommended.

My son has a 2002 Toyota supra red. He hound some wind sound on both side mirrors. He figured out how to secure them to the side mirrors and now no wind go figure the quality is outstanding so far it’s even waterproof so far. It’s amazing what you can do with this product so if you have wind sound, give it a whirl, it really does work .

The door guards do the job for the wind buffeting problem. They are barely noticeable but look good like they came on the car. Realistically they work, but upwards around 100 MPH the wind buffeting comes back but that shouldn’t keep you from buying them I definitely recommend them as a cheap alternative to the name brand wind deflectors. I’m not sure what factors come into play but it’s a hit or miss. My friend has had these on his Supra for about a year and he’s never had a problem with them. I had them on my car for about 2-3 weeks and the adhesive on the drivers side mirror piece was coming off. Not sure if it depends on weather or not as it’s hot in my area but It wasn’t a big deal since the pack comes with extra pieces. I didn’t want to buy replacements so I ended up buying the AWE wind deflectors which don’t exactly fit completely flush and are more noticeable. Not to mention unnecessarily expensive. $100. They’re literally pieces of plastic. The only big positive is they have a bigger surface area for adhesive. I miss the look of these door guards for sure. Cheap and easy to install. Definitely recommend

They worked really well with my car.

10 de 10

The adhesive is not strong enough and it just flew off one side went I was driving

By trimming ~5mm off the end of each piece with scissors, you can get a more or less perfect fit for the front window trim on a ZD8 BRZ or GR86. There is a noticeable improvement in buffeting with the windows down at highway/track speeds. If you have a 3d printer, you can find a better, option on thingiverse that's actually intended for this purpose. Otherwise, this is one of the best modifications you can make to your car, and it costs next to nothing.

Used then on my new Jeep as door guards, had to buy extra bec I did not want to use the ones with the logo . Just used the plain ones, 2 on the front doors and 2 on the back doors. Looks really good