WeatherTech VW Tiguan (Gen 2) Window Deflectors - Dark Smoke

WeatherTech VW Tiguan (Gen 2) Window Deflectors - Dark Smoke

Marsoni

M251S

$124.95

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WeatherTech VW Tiguan (Gen 2) Window Deflectors - Dark SmokeWeatherTech Side Window Deflectors let you crack your windows open without getting poured on. These rain guards are precision crafted to custom fit the year, make and model of your vehicle with a low profile design that lends an OEM look and feel. Installs easily into your window channel for a secure fit. Side Window Deflector Highlights: Made of impact resistant plastic to deflect wind noise and debris Sleek, low profile aerodynamic styling helps

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012