5 Pack Universal Car Window Shades Set Breathable Stretch Mesh Car Window Screen Covers Mosquito Net for Camping Privacy Protection from Heat Block UV Bugs(Elegant Style)

I got these and put these in my 2006 Corolla. It definitely made a big difference. It was a fishbowl before and now it looks a lot darker especially in time for the summer. For the price if you’re not wanting to pay for expensive tint then this would be a great option but make sure to address the front too so where you can see your front mirrors. You want that whole aligned to see the mirrors otherwise it would be dangerous.

The material was nice and sheerness was just right but I didn’t like a few things otherwise I would have kept the product. I did not buy these socks intending to drive with them because it would be difficult to see out the windows but I would use them when parked at dog sporting events.There was excess material for my back windows and no way to have a clean look because it would hang out over the top of the glass on the outside of the car. Sure it may be universal but not a good fit. I open and close my doors a lot and don’t need this to jam up the door.The front window socks had an extra hole on the inside of the window and I did not understand what function this provided as it was not in the photos or description. I believe I read another review with this issue so I can only assume it’s due to poor quality control. This reduces the total effectivity of shade so it’s no bueno and it could make it easier to rip the shade if something were to get caught.I returned this item. I have since purchased custom sunshade inserts but unfortunately these don’t let any air pass through.

Amazon had an info box that specifically said this product would fit the vehicle I use for car camping and more rustic adventures– a 2009 Nissan Murano. They did. My purpose isn’t to drive with them, I wanted them so I could leave the windows down while car camping or when I have the dog in the car. They’re dark enough that they add some privacy when car camping as well. The screen is on the front window in both of my pictures. The window is down on the maroon car.The suction cups that come with the oval screen are useless. They don’t really clip to the screen or suction. If you try to stick it to the front or back window, the suction cups don’t work. If you were going to cover the sunroof while parked, any amount of wind would carry the screen away. I was wanting to use it on top of the car to keep bugs out while the sunroof was open, but they’d be able to get in if you were to use it in that manner. I ended up, attaching it to the back of the two front seat headrests using hairclips and the seatbelts and used it as a sunshade/privacy screen.The screens will also fit on a Tesla Model 3. The windows have to be up for the screen to work on that particular car since it doesn’t have a frame around the top portion of the window.I’d prefer the front window didn’t have the giant hole so you can drive with it on and still see the mirror, but that’s ok. These screens are pretty thin. I don’t know how long these will hold up if you were actually planning to use these while driving. I got them for occasional, light usage while the car is parked. They’ll definitely work for that.There was some rain when I was car camping, and depending on which way the wind is blowing, the rain will come through the screens. It stopped some, but enough got through that I needed to close the window or my mattress and sleeping bag we’re going to get wet.

I'll photos once I wash my car and put the screens in BUT, yes, there are two holes in the front window screens. This is important because the description specifically states there is ONE hole (and even "there's no reason to have two holes" which I would agree with). BUT one hole is the larger one, presumably to see the mirror more clearly. The second hole is significantly smaller -- to fit over the mirror itself -- and while it would technically allow insects through (with some level of determination on the insects part), it's not "useless" as I've seen one reviewer describe. I've wondered why not just have the one hole and honestly, if you're using these when driving, visibility is more important. Having said that, it never would have occurred to have these screens in while driving. They were purchased specifically so I could open my windows a bit and nap in my car on long drives vs any UV protection. I "dry fit" all of the screens on my windows (2021 Mazda CX-30) and they fit nicely. I did NOT try the window in the hatch due to not really needing to test fit (it's not designed to cover the entire window). I do recommend this product, but have realistic expectations.

They went on easy. But the material is nylon (think pantyhose, slightly more rugged)---one time donning them on my vehicle and I have a run in one of them.That said, I put them to the test while driving. (Not my intent to use them that way. But...) they held up. Driving with the windows open and screens on, cuts the breeze from really coming in the windows. They are easy to see through while driving. And, yet, leaving them on when the car is parked, you cannot tell whether the windows are up or down. It is impossble for anyone to see in the windows during the day. At night, if the interior light is on, you can see in the vehicle through the screens, but definitely obscures things.Fit is not absolutely tight and may leave opportunity for bugs to breach the vehicle. For that reason (and durability), it only got 3 stars. Improve the fit and use a material that won't snag and run and you would have 5 stars.I have not car camped with them yet. But I am excited about my next roadtrip and sleeping with the windows vented and no bugs!For the money, it is a worthy product.I will update my review after sleeping through the night---hopefully, bug-free.

I used these last summer in 2024 and man they really kept my car cooler than outside by like at least 10 degrees maybe 20

Returned didn’t fit 2020 Forester