2008 Honda Fit Heat shields for front, rear, and side windows

[chemicalengineer77]

Hello everyone,

Is there anywhere online where I can buy custom window heat shields for the front, rear, and side windows. I saw a Honda Fit the other day with them and I cannot seem to find them anywhere online.

Thanks!

Paul

[chemicalengineer77]

What I mean is those shiny shields that most people put in the windshield to keep the heat out. I want to find some for the Honda Fit that fits on the front, rear, and side windows.

[Blackbeard]

Originally Posted by chemicalengineer77

Hello everyone,

Is there anywhere online where I can buy custom window heat shields for the front, rear, and side windows. I saw a Honda Fit the other day with them and I cannot seem to find them anywhere online.

Thanks!

Paul

Here is the Amazon Custom Sunshade-$33.95 ($5.95 Shipping)
Amazon Heatshield Sunshade $39.90 Shipped

Heat Shield Sunshade-$34.95 ($12.49 Shipping)
Directly from Heatshield $47.44 Shipped

Here is mine from Amazon...I cut out the middle so I could show the corners...

[Blackbeard]

Originally Posted by manxman

I just received an email ad from AJ-USA Autp Parts. They advertise custom-fit window shades/heat shields made by CoverKing. I have bought from AJ-USA before and so have other forums members-good vendor, good prices and service. They list two different kinds of shades/shields for around $28.00.

CoverKing makes very good quality products. There are their Neoprene seat covers reviewed on these forums aas being great quality (sold by Costco and the maker, direct), and I have a CoverKing Dash Cover (bought from Costco) that is still looking brand new after two years on my Fit.

They advertise the lowest price, but charge the highest shipping...
CoverKing-$26.99 ($22.99 Shipping)=$49.98

And they do not have the side window flaps the OP is looking for...

[Blackbeard]

Originally Posted by manxman

Who is the "they" that you talk about? CoverKing direct, or AJ-USA? But thanks for the Amazon product reference. I don't feel that any forum members should do the total investigation for anyone else. I listed one ad that I had received, and you listed another one (and better one). Good job.

Coverking Direct is the one with the exorbinant shipping cost...

On the AJ-USA website they only show Covercraft Custom Windshield Heat Shields...

http://www.ajusa.com/details/Covercr...+Heat+Shields&

Neither the Coverking or Covercraft Heat Shields list the side window protectors the OP asked about...

I did a total investigation before I bought mine, and was the only one to answer the question of the Sun Shield with the Side flaps...

Haven't seen any for the rear windows or big side windows...better off tinting...

[Blackbeard]

Originally Posted by chemicalengineer77

Hello everyone,

Is there anywhere online where I can buy custom window heat shields for the front, rear, and side windows. I saw a Honda Fit the other day with them and I cannot seem to find them anywhere online.

Thanks!

Paul

On EBay....$100+$10 Shipping - CS AUTO CUSTOM - Cee Shades
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Honda...item4841d72197

[claymore]

I could use some of those as it is quite hot and sunny here most of the time. Left my car out in the sun while shopping for about 1/2 an hour and when I got in the temperature inside the car was 142 degrees F.

The shift handle I am using is chrome metal and it was too hot to touch.

[CAD-Man]

Try http://www.heatshieldstore.com/ I have bought shields form them since 2003. The first vehicle I purchased from them was a 2003 New Beetle. They had heatshields for all the windows. I have purchased heatshields for at least 10 different vehicles including my 2012 Fit Sport. The heatshield for the Fit covers both the windshield and the side wing windows. You can call or email the company and see if they will make you custom shields for the side windows. Another thing you might try is do a limo tint on the rear door windows and rear hatch window. This also makes a big diffidence on keeping the interior cool. Where I live our house sets 7000 feet above sea level and there is no smog to cut down on the sun, so things get real hot out in the sun, like interiors of cars.

CAD-Man

[claymore]

Good advice thanks for posting it.