Car Mats, Floor Mats, Cargo Liners, Side Window Deflectors | WeatherTech.com they can be had from elsewhere but the price direct is competitive. These mount in the channel rather than tape to the outside.
Aftermarket side wind deflectors for a 2013
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Hi guys,
I tried to search the forum already, can't find one so i made this new thread.
Can any of you point me to a link where i can buy an aftermarket wind deflector kit? will the 2012 deflectors fit. I got a 2013 with SAP.
i inquired in our local subaru dealership already and it's ridiculously price $459.95. for me it's very expensive considering the hood protector is only $90.
thank you very much.
I tried to search the forum already, can't find one so i made this new thread.
Can any of you point me to a link where i can buy an aftermarket wind deflector kit? will the 2012 deflectors fit. I got a 2013 with SAP.
i inquired in our local subaru dealership already and it's ridiculously price $459.95. for me it's very expensive considering the hood protector is only $90.
thank you very much.
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2013 Subaru Outback Limited. Mod. Added remote start and 19mm RSB
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Thanks for your reply.
They only have for 2012, do you think this fits 2013?
Also, is mounting in the channel secure and easy to install? is it more better than taped?
They only have for 2012, do you think this fits 2013?
Also, is mounting in the channel secure and easy to install? is it more better than taped?
I have weathertech window deflectors on my 2012. very easy to install and durable. While driving ive seen others with the stick on tape deflectors and theyre usually broken or cracked. Weathertech can be bent in half almost and spring right back. The channel mount is very secure, wedges it self right in. Instructions are easy to follow.
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thanks for confirming this firesail...
how about this guys, do you think this will fit 2013?
2012 Subaru Outback | WeatherTech FloorLiner - car floor mats liner, floor tray protects and lines the floor of truck and SUV carpeting from mud, snow, water and dirt | WeatherTech.com
how about this guys, do you think this will fit 2013?
2012 Subaru Outback | WeatherTech FloorLiner - car floor mats liner, floor tray protects and lines the floor of truck and SUV carpeting from mud, snow, water and dirt | WeatherTech.com
The front mats will fit fine, the rears may have a slight gap near the door, the floorpan in the rear changed slightly but if you can deal with a slight gap they should be fine.
Here's the thread on the change in the floorpan. http://www.subaruoutback.org/forums.../46342-weathertech-digifit-mats-2013-a-2.html
Here's the thread on the change in the floorpan. http://www.subaruoutback.org/forums.../46342-weathertech-digifit-mats-2013-a-2.html
Why would you want to put window deflectors on the floor of the car??
Because the link I responded to 4 months ago was a question about floor mats and if the 2012 design floor mats would work with a 2013.
2013 OB 2.5i Premium/DDD Graphite Gray Metallic OP#2 Weathertec Window Deflectors
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Part # 82516 Thats what is on my outback, call them when you order.
I have these on my outback
C&C Car Worx WV-LW-10-TF Window Visor Rain Guard Deflectors match OEM Chrome-Style Trim : Amazon.com : Automotive
they fit good and looks very close to the oem ones
C&C Car Worx WV-LW-10-TF Window Visor Rain Guard Deflectors match OEM Chrome-Style Trim : Amazon.com : Automotive
they fit good and looks very close to the oem ones
Weather-tech side window deflectors
I just put a set of side window deflectors on my '13 SOB today. Ordered them on Wednesday and they arrived today. $114 for all four dark tint deflectors. Looking at the invoice, the parts appear to be the same for ,10-'13 SOB models. Easy install. Roll the windows all the way down. It will make install easier. Pay attention when applying the front deflectors. The front lip, closest to the mirror needs to be outside of weatherstrip. If not applied correctly your window will not go up.
I just put a set of side window deflectors on my '13 SOB today. Ordered them on Wednesday and they arrived today. $114 for all four dark tint deflectors. Looking at the invoice, the parts appear to be the same for ,10-'13 SOB models. Easy install. Roll the windows all the way down. It will make install easier. Pay attention when applying the front deflectors. The front lip, closest to the mirror needs to be outside of weatherstrip. If not applied correctly your window will not go up.
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Where do you get Weathertec Deflectors for $114. That's a great price!
Is that front & back?
Direct from weather tech. $98.00 + shipping
Car Mats, Floor Mats, Cargo Liners, Side Window Deflectors | WeatherTech.com
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They're not so much intended to quiet the wind noise as they are to allow you to open the windows a little in the rain. Although that also means you can open the windows some and have reduced wind intrusion while still getting the benefits of the open window.
I added OEM side window deflectors a while back on my 2013 OB. I found those to be better because they are closer to the window than Weathertechs (15 mm to be exact) and allow windows to go up completely...therefore much less noisy than Weathertechs, when windows are partially open. I compared both and decided to use OEMs.
It's a personal choice....
It's a personal choice....
Last I checked my windows go all the way up with Weathertechs...
I am sorry but last time I've checked the Weathertechs are inserted in the window channels ... also, last time I've checked some posts on this forum reported an issue with the fact that windows don't go all the way up....
I am just saying what I read and what I have experienced myself... if you have no problems with yours, great! Anything wrong here? Geeez....
I am just saying what I read and what I have experienced myself... if you have no problems with yours, great! Anything wrong here? Geeez....
Just recently put on some Subaru window deflectors. I got them mainly to allow dry ventilation when the dog is in the car or I'm camping in the vehicle.
I'm not all that happy with them. There's only about 1/2" of space between the window and deflector while it still covers or levels with the top of the window. Also, the deflector tapers narrower as toward the front, not following the shape of the top window edge. This sucks for the following reasons:
1) This leaves a pretty big gap opening, and you need to leave just a small window opening so it won't be open to rain at the front. Also, this gap creates higher frequency wind noise I find more annoying than no deflector.
2) It allows rain to blow in easier, giving you little room to crack open the window in rain.
3) You have to be careful when parking the vehicle that you cover this gap well with the window. The gap is very close to the door latch, making it pretty easy for a thief to pop it with a coat hanger if it's not closed enough.
I see the Weathertechs have a front vertical portion of the deflector, which should help with all the above issues. The Subies don't have this.
Other negatives that might be considered:
1) They are a PITA to remove. The clips that initially hold the deflectors in position are semi-permanent one-way, and very difficult to detach once clipped on. I broke both of them off the deflector thinking I could get one unclipped. It looks like the Weathertechs might be much easier to remove and reinstall, even if you might have to replace adhesive tape. I think it might be hard to remove and resell the Subies.
2) The block/distort a significant angle of view. If the scenery is pretty, you'll miss some sense of openness. Some forward corner visibility is distorted also. I find myself wanting to lower my seat height because of this, which makes entry/exit a little less comfortable.
3) I've been throw off by distorted light reflections at night. It's grabbed my attention when my peripheral vision picks it up as perhaps a moving object could be coming my direction suddenly.
I'm not all that happy with them. There's only about 1/2" of space between the window and deflector while it still covers or levels with the top of the window. Also, the deflector tapers narrower as toward the front, not following the shape of the top window edge. This sucks for the following reasons:
1) This leaves a pretty big gap opening, and you need to leave just a small window opening so it won't be open to rain at the front. Also, this gap creates higher frequency wind noise I find more annoying than no deflector.
2) It allows rain to blow in easier, giving you little room to crack open the window in rain.
3) You have to be careful when parking the vehicle that you cover this gap well with the window. The gap is very close to the door latch, making it pretty easy for a thief to pop it with a coat hanger if it's not closed enough.
I see the Weathertechs have a front vertical portion of the deflector, which should help with all the above issues. The Subies don't have this.
Other negatives that might be considered:
1) They are a PITA to remove. The clips that initially hold the deflectors in position are semi-permanent one-way, and very difficult to detach once clipped on. I broke both of them off the deflector thinking I could get one unclipped. It looks like the Weathertechs might be much easier to remove and reinstall, even if you might have to replace adhesive tape. I think it might be hard to remove and resell the Subies.
2) The block/distort a significant angle of view. If the scenery is pretty, you'll miss some sense of openness. Some forward corner visibility is distorted also. I find myself wanting to lower my seat height because of this, which makes entry/exit a little less comfortable.
3) I've been throw off by distorted light reflections at night. It's grabbed my attention when my peripheral vision picks it up as perhaps a moving object could be coming my direction suddenly.
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