Should I install a car rain cover?
Installing rain shields is a hobby of many drivers, and also to limit rain and dust from splashing into the car when the windows are down and to reduce heat when parking in the sun.
Wind Deflector is an English name for a wind deflector. The wind deflector fixes the angle of the wind, deflecting dust and debris.
Without a rain cover, the wind will blow directly at the person sitting at the car door, carrying dust and debris from outside, sometimes endangering people sitting in the car, especially children.
In addition, the dynamically designed rain shield also significantly reduces wind noise, reducing the feeling of ringing in the ears while driving.
Reduce interior temperature when parking: When parking under the hot sun, you want to open the window slightly but worry about someone looking into your car. At this time, the rain cover really comes into play, helping you reduce the summer heat, helping to circulate the air in the car, no longer feeling hot and stuffy when getting in the car. At the same time, the rain cover helps keep the side windows dry in the rain and cool in the sun.
In addition, the rain shield is designed specifically for each type of vehicle, fits well when installed, and adds a strong look to the vehicle.
Rain shields are divided into 4 types, including ventilation shields, window shields, sun shields and insect shields. However, with the characteristics of the current Vietnamese environment, the first 3 types are more popular. Window shields, vents and sun shields have similar functions such as sun protection, ventilation, snow or rain protection to protect the car's interior.
Rain guards are very simple to install, taking no more than 10 minutes to install, requiring no technical knowledge or tools other than a flathead screwdriver. Most rain guards are simply placed into slots in the air vents or windows. However, only a few types of rain guards are fixed with special adhesives. Adhesive rain guards are also very easy to install on the vehicle.
