4Pack Car Window Shades with Magnets,Strong-Light Blocking&UV Protection Car Privacy Shades,Universal Essential Interior Accessories for Window Baby,Auto Camping and Napping Curtains

I purchased these window shades for a summer trip from Southern CA to Eastern TN. I specified to the Amazon app that I was looking for accessories for my Ford Ranger, I even filtered the search results by that vehicle (in case you do not know: Amazon has an option where you tell it your year, make, model, and trim and then it will filter car parts that are for that particular vehicle). As I was looking at the blurb info for this item, there was a statement that these shades fit my 2019 Ranger. I received the item the very next day and these are CLEARLY not made to fit a Ford Ranger. The rear shades are about 7cm taller than the rear windows, and the front shades are nowhere near the same shape as the windows in the front doors (even allowing for the little gap so you can see your side-view mirrors).If these shades just so happen to fit your particular car (and I have no clue which vehicle that may be), you will find that they are a good, relatively inexpensive way to block out the sunlight. The material they are made of feels like good quality, there was no loose stitching or other defects, and the little magnets are super easy to slide around to get them right where you need them. I am rating 5 stars because other than the fitment (which I think was a fault in the Amazon search algorithm, not in this manufacturer) these shades are exactly what they claim to be and I’m sure they would work as intended.

Before ordering, I checked with the "will this fit my car" feature and was told that it would fit my 2004 Tahoe. It doesn't. The fabric is cut too short. Also the mounting mechanism isn't a good match. First, it relies on tiny magnets that struggle to compensate for the weight of the fabric. There are only a couple of them and they're not located in the corners or even all the way around the perimeter. Second, it appears that the bottom of the fabric is intended to hang free which means your legs will still get baked. Finally, on the front side windows of my Tahoe, there's no metal exposed when the door is closed so to stand a chance of using these, I'd need to stop the truck, open the door, apply the screen and then close the door again. This will not be workable for when my wife starts to complain about the sun coming through the window as we're driving down the highway. It makes more sense to buy something that clips on the top of the window and then attaches with suction at the base of the screen.

While this product worked as expected the first week, it unfortunately began to dissapoint.I purchased this item for a 2018 Nissan Rogue and unfortunately only the front ones fit to size while the rear ones were a bit too long which lead me to "folding" them in order to fit properly.The magnets were very strong at the beginning, however it became a hassle when putting these away to drive as the tiny magnets shift far too often and too much time is spent readjusting them to fit the areas they need to go. Aside from that, the magnets began to fail to "stick" as they used to, and I often returned to a car with these covers on the car seat or holding on to only one magnet, defeating their purpose.The material is relatively thin, yet thick enough where you cannot see through which is great. The interior of the car is warm during this hot weather, but the leather seats are never hot to contact which is what I enjoy the most. I'm at the point of having to just use velcro to attach them, but I'm weary of having to deal with the way the velcro will likely melt thanks to this heat.So I'd say this is a relatively worthy purchase for the time being but likely won't last through the hot summer days in NM or AZ for example.

I mean it’s a cheap alternative but I don’t lie how the magnets move around out of place. It does protect from the sun. It has an ease of removal, but I just wish it stayed on more.

Granted the job I’m looking for it to do is not block sun out while I’m driving. That’s impossible with these. As a safe driver I wouldn’t even want the rear ones up unless it was along the highway. You can’t thoroughly check around you when backing up. I’m using them to sleep in my SUV along destinations. You can’t see thru them AT ALL unless you walk up to look in those cracks that remain. It is definitely not sheer , it is solid. I even turned the interior car light on at night and stepped out to see and the things weren’t letting any light thru. Again, only thru the cracks. I get to sleep in until 11 some mornings without dying of heat exhaustion. Also thanks to my clip on car fan. May purchase another set just to fill the gaps and use on the rear door.

Have had these since July (nearly a few months) and they are ok. I don't use them too much unless I know I won't be going to the car for a while. They do a decent job of keeping the sun out.The magnets in them are a bit of a pain. You have to wiggle them around and sometimes they lump up on each other and you have to take the time to unstick them and move them around to where they need to be. Honestly, you're better off just jamming the cover in your car door frame and shutting it in place.The second issue is that they still let enough light in to let the car and it gets hot. The item is just hanging in the door frame and the bottom portion just hangs there like a curtain. It lets the hot sunlight go through the bottom of it. Not too big of a deal but kind of annoying.My car is a 2010 Prius and they fit the windows ok. Still plenty of gaps.

It's just black plastic with really small week magnets. You have to open the door and attach to the door itself to get it to work in any way. It will not stick otherwise so it's no different than just shutting a trash bag in you door. And because it's black it doesn't keep the heat out. It also isn't big enough to cover all of the window for my tiny car. So it's not good for privacy either.