Installed Weathertechs on my Ram 3 weeks ago. Work great no issues just follow the directions when installing.
In channel. AFAIK they don’t even make the stick on type.Were those in channel or stick on's?
I did the AVS in-channel deflectors. I recommend using "smoke" instead of "black." I initially installed the black ones and lost a huge area of vision. The A pillar plus the deflector blocked almost 8 inches of perspective view for me.
FYI. My AVS in-channel on my RAM are all warped after 3 weeks of install. I had them on my Pathfinder for 9 years without any issues. But the ones I got for my RAM are all warped.Have the AVS in-channel deflectors on another car, and have no issues so far. Bought them from 4wheelonline, and I'm planning to buy another set for my truck.
I learned after my first set of in channel visors, test fit them first. if they even seem a little bit snug during dry fitment, use a grinder or sand paper to take a little off of the ends or edges til they fit perfect. Then install as directed by manufacturer and you should not have any problems. Replacement tape is available at almost any auto parts store or amazon, if you need it.I've used several brands on various vehicles and they're all pretty much the same thing, so brand doesn't really matter. As for in-channel or "the other", I prefer the other. I've had in-channel but didn't care for it. Admittedly they do provide a nice clean look but I didn't like that they made the window a little tighter when it closed. Also if they start to unstick over time and pop into the channel at all your window may hit them and "refuse" to close.
I had this happen, and the auto up wouldn't work once it engaged the seal (I suspect it was sensing too much pressure). After a few months it got to where I couldn't always manually hold the close button to completely close it without using a pen (it was convenient, thin, rigid) to push the shade outward away from the window.
With the original style you don't have any of those issues. To be fair a lot of people use in-channel without issues for a long time. So maybe you just have to be very meticulous with the install or you'll pay the price later. Personally I'll stick with the original design that sticks on the outside.