Add Window Vents to Your Vehicle for Looks, Function

(ARA) - Warm, sunny summer days are perfect for many things, but they can make the inside of your car feel like it's 200 degrees. If you can find a shady parking spot, that helps, but a more realistic solution is to add window vents to your car.

Not only do window vents add a sporty custom look to your car, SUV, truck or van, but they're practical, too. Because the vents create an "eave" for your vehicle's window, you can leave the window open a crack in the summer to let in fresh air without worrying about a sudden thunderstorm. While you're on the road, a window vent can decrease wind noise for a more pleasant driving experience.

AVS, a brand name known for its quality line of car customizing accessories, offers two window vent styles that you can install yourself. The original Ventvisor installs easily with strong 3M tape to the exterior of your car. The AVS In-Channel Ventvisor installs inside the window channel, giving your car a sleek, streamlined appearance. An added bonus is that no exterior tape touches the vehicle's paint.

Made from heavy-duty acrylic, the window vents can be painted to match your car, or you can choose to use them as is, in a stylish smoke tint. Window vents are available for both the front and rear doors.

"We introduced this practical and durable accessory 70 years ago, and it is one of our most popular items," says AVS spokesperson Jay Lusignan. Hundreds of custom applications are available, including many older models.

In addition to window vents, AVS offers a variety of ways to improve both the functionality and the look of your vehicle. From hood shields to hood scoops and door sill protectors to light covers, you can find everything you need to customize your ride.

So this summer, spend your days enjoying the weather - both outside and in your car.

For more information on AVS products, visit www.lundinternational.com.

Courtesy of ARA Content

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