Rain visor is an automotive accessory attached along the automobile windows’ top edges, which comes in varied hues of chrome or black finish. These accessories act as extended protection against sunlight, rain, and wind.

Once you installed rain visors, you could roll down the window a few inches, and rain will not intrude into the car's cabin.These can also help increase the value of your vehicle if you have car selling intention.

When you're driving and need to block harsh sunlight from your side window, the visor doubles as a sun visor. Although the claims that they can improve the car's aerodynamics are dubious, they certainly look fantastic, especially when paired with tinted windows.

That said, there are several drawbacks to wearing window visors. They're normally attached to the automobile with double-sided tape. With time, repeated exposure under harsh weather will ultimately wear down its adhesive, rendering it brittle or useless.

Furthermore, if you lose a visor piece, you'll have to pay more because rain visors are usually sold in sets of four. Rain visors are also prone to deterioration over time, as they absorb the sun’s rays shred onto other parts of your car, and they'll stop complimenting the pricy tint on the windows.

 

I was wondering what those things were called. They used to be on all the cars back in the 90s so I wanted it for my proteges. Thank you lol. They look cool too. Well to me they do.