I am looking to fit wind deflectors to the passenger and drivers window and would appreciate any advice whether to get stick on deflectors or the clip-on deflectors. I have read that the clip in ones can cause problems with the seals, etc

why would you want to put that on such a nice car??? Range Rover Vogue ‘17 TDV6

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Isn't that technically vandalism?

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Had clip in ones fitted for nearly 3 years. Front ones all the time rear only in winter months.

No problem with seals On odd occassion did cause the window to go down instead of up.

Reason rears only fitted in winter caused slightly more wind noise about 65-70mph.

Having had the stick on landrover ones before on Disco can confirm they are quiter than clip in ones, but once on thats it.

With clip in ones noise reduced when driving with window slightly open and stopped rained and windscreen wash cominmg and going all over the window switches