Covercraft

 

I bought the HeatShield last year, fits nice and works great....

Windshield Sun Shades, Car Window Shades and Car Window Covers by HeatShield: The Original Windshield Sun Shade

Mike

 

Actually just picked up the WeatherTech complete set for all windows. I feel that the fit could be a smidge better but really it fits good and does it's job on the windshield. It's also silver/black so you can use it in winter to draw in heat to help thaw ice on the windshield if needed.

 

Weathertech, including all the side windows and the back window. Going on 6yrs now and still very happy with the fit.

 

Generic $4 one, camo(Mossy Oak) on one side and silver on the other,

 

I use the WeatherTech myself.
Only have pics showing it in the side windows:

 

Left Vegas…moved to Michigan. Best sunshade so far.

 

Garage...

JK, I have one of the cheap Wal-Mart ones that are "spring loaded" and it works fine. Been using f/ two Colorados (2006 & 2018) still going strong.

 

Yea me to for just over thirteen bucks has been working well every summer since I bought my 2019 Colorado new. And easy storage in winter under back seat of my crew cab.

 

HEATSHIELD. Fits perfect.

 

$135

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Carhartt sunshade… I have the gold one. Think I remember it being available in silver

https://www.covercraft.com/us/en/product/carhartt-uvs100-custom-sunscreen.UVC

 

costco 2 pack for under 30$. they work good enough

 

Thanks for all the suggestions. I appreciate your time.

 

Weathertech , perfect fit, but costly.

 

Since I added a dashcam, I have to use a generic one as I don't want to modify (cut) a custom one. Then again, I work from home so the truck is in the garage 99% of the time anyway.

 

Awesome suggestions from everyone - thanks

 

I bought this umbrella-style one on Amazon, the larger of the sizes, and it fits great. Easy to put up, quick to collapse back down like an umbrella operates. Been happy with it https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08DNXPKQ4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1

 

Weathertech. Little expensive but good fit for my 2016 Colorado

 

WeatherTech , have had it for 4 years and it works extremely well. Very happy with it.

The glue on the Velcro strip which keeps it rolled up when not in use has started to melt just a touch , allowing the Velcro to shift over the years, but that’s my only complaint and an easy fix

 

My Velcro from my shade is on the WeatherTech Floor Liner on the passenger side.
I keep the Shades behind the front row seats in the Extended Cab area.

 

I have a roll up HeatShield in the truck and a folding CoverCraft in the car. Both do the same, but the folding is 10x more user friendly than a roll up. It also holds it's shape better. The roll up bunches up and bends so it never fully hits the edges well, if that makes sense.

 

I use a magnetic van window covers for my car's side windows. It's quite helpful, especially during sunny days, as it blocks out a significant amount of sunlight, keeping the interior cooler and more comfortable. It helps protect the upholstery and dashboard from sun damage over time.