I have a 2004 ToyotaCamry, will having these in place restrict me from rolling up and down the windows for my dog to stick her head out when we drive?
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Yes, they are a pain in the ass. If you roll the windows down/up constantly, the tabs will slip out and eventually the whole thing falls off. We used them about a week and eventually stopped, because we were constantly having to hang them back up (which is also a frustrating process). Not worth it in my opinion.
69321
I drive a 2013 jeep rubicon and the windows are a little smaller than in most other vehicles, but I can roll my windows up and down with the door protector maintaining minimal movement. I
69322
I Drive a Cadillac CTS & I am able to roll windows up & down for my Pup with the door cover in place.
69323
I was able to repeatedly raise and lower the window and the tabs stayed in place. I suspect it will have to do with the individual car and how tightly the tabs engage the rubber weather seal. I certainly think you will be fine if you only lower the window part way. I have a Tesla Model S and a Lexus GX470 and they work well on both cars.
69324
I think it is yes. They don't work at all on my Lexus RX 350. Plastic will not fit between glass.
69325
You can roll the window up or down just not all the way or the tabs would slip out. That said, one side stays just fine on my car but tge other side always pops out when the dogs stand on it. I've considered trying to sew longer tabs on that one but haven't messed with t yet.
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In my '03 Camry, the protectors will "often" come out when rolling up or down the window. Probably come out about 65 percent of the time. They also tend to work themselves out on their own. And, they can be a pain to re-install. Plastic tabs on the back of the mats fit between the window glass and the door. There are only a few "sweet spots" where they fit and, depending on the position of the window (all the way up, all the way down, partial up--and it seems the position of the moon in relation to the planet), these spots seems to move about and shrink and grow in size in a random fashion.Having said that, though, they really do a GREAT job protecting the door from stains, fur and slobber. In my '03 Camry, the protectors will "often" come out when rolling up or down the window. Probably come out about 65 percent of the time. They also tend to work themselves out on their own. And, they can be a pain to re-install. Plastic tabs on the back of the mats fit between the window glass and the door. There are only a few "sweet spots" where they fit and, depending on the position of the window (all the way up, all the way down, partial up--and it seems the position of the moon in relation to the planet), these spots seems to move about and shrink and grow in size... » Read More In my '03 Camry, the protectors will "often" come out when rolling up or down the window. Probably come out about 65 percent of the time. They also tend to work themselves out on their own. And, they can be a pain to re-install. Plastic tabs on the back of the mats fit between the window glass and the door. There are only a few "sweet spots" where they fit and, depending on the position of the window (all the way up, all the way down, partial up--and it seems the position of the moon in relation to the planet), these spots seems to move about and shrink and grow in size in a random fashion.Having said that, though, they really do a GREAT job protecting the door from stains, fur and slobber. « Show Less
1167247
this isn't designed to keep your pet from scratching the window, its designed to keep your pet inside an open window... it will fit your vehicle, but not sure if its exactly what you want
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I have a Toyota Camry & it covers all the way to the back doors with no room to spare. At the top there's about 2-3" from the ceiling and it tucks in tight at the bottom so no possibility of dog getting thru to the front. The outside shaping is very sturdy metal so even my 75# dog doesn't budge it. I first had a flimsier one that I paid $35 for & she made it into the front seat in about 3 weeks, then there was no stopping her. If your vehicle is 56" or even wider since mine is snug you should be OK. Great product - I've recommended it to several friends.
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Yes. They adjust front and back. The resistance is quiet low, so even a fast stop will move the headrests slightly forward. If you lean back on them with any pressure they will move back. Not really designed for safety I guess. We constantly have to pull them forward so that they are more safe incase of a rear end accident causing whiplash.
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I'am not sure but I suspect they will as long as the roll cage tubing is the right diameter,if it angles toward the rear as much as a rhino then you may have to use right side on the left and the left on the right side,I know this is upside down but to have enough angle to see behind you this is what I did, if the windshield mounting bar ie roll cage is more straight up shouldn't be a problem
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I recommend one modification, which is to secure the trombone-style sliders in place with duct tape once you've fitted them to the width of your vehicle. We had issues with our dogs just nosing those aside to collapse into the larger tube until we added the duct tape. Now it works like a charm with our large-ish dogs.
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I have a Toyota RAV4 SUV and it works beautifully. Always stays in place even if you roll the windows up and down. I have had them for over a year now.
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I have a big dog. And I buckle him to the middle seat belt and he can look out both windows perfectly fine! I attach the leash to his harness so it doesn't tug on his neck.
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We have used these door protectors on both our LS430 and GX470 - they work good but don't lower the windows when they are installed because it does scrape the tinted glass - my husband was none too pleased - so now we just don't lower those windows when dogs in back seat.
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It depends: if you extend the side stabilizers, than yes, it will prevent you from individually adjusting the seats. If you don't extend the side stabilizers, you should be able to adjust them, but the more ability you leave to adjust, the shakier it will be
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No, you can roll the windows up and down but when you do this they will come out.
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I don't see why not. The lateral top mount hooks over the ledge where the door window rolls up and down from, while the bottom strap with clip extends down the door panel and hooks under it at the base, ratcheting it taunt. What keeps it sturdy and in position is the pressure from the window glass on top so you may not want these if you like to drive with your windows completely down. They are designed to put on then off when not towing. There are other more permanent options available for US trucks as I recall when searching for towing mirrors for my 06 Tundra. Good luck.
1847321
No, your dog's back will be strapped almost completely to the back of the car seat. My dog tried to lay down/move around and there was still some give in the car seat belt; she got herself miserably tangled up.
721423
Don't blame it on the dog. My dog is 20 pd, a Cocker spaniel and easily jumps through to front sets. There is a gap on both sides by headrest. Toyota Camry.
1278154
They may help, but I think the visors and rear view window do more. It's very rigid, so it doesn't take much to keep it in place.
2118140
We have a Cadillac SRX which has a hump on the dash close to the window. We put it over the hump and it forms to whatever you put it on. Ours is right up by the window and works perfectly. I don't think there is a place it wouldn't work. We tried several places and decided to put it as close to the window as possible. Works great.
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If you install it without any folds (very challenging), you can roll down the window. I have rolled down few times, and did not have any problem. Good thing is, even if it comes off, you can stick it back easily as long as there is no dust.