I couldn't tell you the part number now if I had to. I'm sorry. But like you, I did buy directly from WT both times.
Mine don't.
No rattle with mine. They are tight when you first put them on and the window rubs but that stops pretty quickly.
My Supercrew came with clips but I couldn't figure them out so didn't use t hem. No issues without them.On my Supercrew there were no clips. You just bow the front deflector and slide it in. The rear ones come with adhesive tape. They do give you a tool to run between the deflector and window seal to seat the deflector.
Maybe the Scab’s come with clips?
It helps with fog build up inside the cab on rainy days too. I had these on my F150's back east and they came in really handy especially when it's raining out and you want fresh air without getting wet. I have no need here as it barely rains here.
Mine sound the same as before the install, no unusual sounds.
Hi SidSame here...
Thanks for the comment about the rubbing. Just put mine on for the third time in one day attempting to eliminate the rub. So I will give them a chance to settle.
Mr. Big Face recently broke my rear driver's side window visor when he opened the window on the highway and jammed his giant watermelon head out before there was enough room for it. He pushed the front of the visor off the tape, then the wind caught it and folded it in half. I ordered a set of WeatherTechs to replace the AVL set.The in-channel are better, stronger and less likely to rattle or come loose, but I very much prefer the continual look of the exterior stick-ons like AVS.
