Wind deflectors - do they work?

[zooankski]

Does anyone on here have these fitted (regardless of being on a Tig or not) . Do they actually work?
I like to have the windows open a bit most days but once up to speed I have always had air buffeting in the car and it hurts my ears. Just wondering if this type of thing will stop that?

[KingyMAK]

I always overcame that problem by having a back/rear window open with a front window.

In the Sharan, I open the rear-most same sided electric 6+7 seated panel window; it stops the ââ,¬Ëœpopping/dub-dubââ,¬â,,¢ noise.

No help on that including deflector noise, sorry!

[zooankski]

That is exactly what I tend to do now too although the kids always moan about it, hence thinking the deflectors might the job?
Don't really want to spend out if they won't work though.

[gregers]

yeah i used to have them fitted to my tiggy,i found some chrome stick on 1's.not only did they stop the buffering,i thought they looked good aswell.

[zooankski]

Excellent, Thanks Gregers. I will get some ordered and give them a go!

[zooankski]

Wind deflectors now fitted! They look pretty good and DO work!
I was supplied with some metal clips but these were not needed to hold them in position.
Simply wiped the window channel with IPA and pushed in to place.
I had to pull on them a bit to get the windows to go all the way up without auto going down.
Left them for 1 hour with closed windows and rubbers mould to the profile so windows now working normally.

[gregers]

helps to stop misting up on the inside when its been raining aswell.crack the window open a tad jobs a gooden.

[Mirez]

They look really good, where did you get them and were they expensive?

[zooankski]

They are Heko tinted and cost about Ã,£30 from ebay so actually quite reasonable. It was peeing down on the way to work tonight so i tested them in the wet and as Greggers has said, no misting, no rain inside and a nice bit of fresh air in the car.

[SirDavidAlhambra]

Just stick the air con on instead?