SAILEAD AUTO Left Driver Side Sun Visor Fit for Toyota Camry 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 and Camry Hybrid Without Sunroof and Light, (Grey, Left Passenger Side)

The media could not be loaded. I really like the product it fits my car perfect. I needed to replace the old ones since they were ruined. They are amazing i had been driving my car for about a month without them because we were slowly fixing on the car and finally decided to get brand new ones. There were very inexpensive and easy to put on. Although i Will say don't do what i did and put them on backwards 😂 😂 make sure the latch part is facing the right way.

Ordered this for my 2009 Camry. Since the car is older, we didn’t want to spend much. The color was a good match. If it doesn’t match your gray interior, it’s likely due to sun exposure or accumulated dirt over time. Did not take long to replace and so far it's getting the job done!

I was so afraid to purchase this product because I thought I would not be able to put in my car. I do not have a lot of strength in my hands anymore. To my surprise it was so easy to assemble. I recommend the ease of putting it up in my car and the look of the product. This is a great buy and I am pleasure with my purchased. The color match my car interior. It is sturdy.

Yay! I'm so happy that it fits well, looks and works great! An inexpensive replacement for my driver side visor which could no longer move up nor down.

Received these promptly and I feel grateful for an inexpensive replacement that seems to match perfectly.I was a surprised these didn't come with any installation instructions. I watched online videos of how to install and felt confident it was a simple fix, simply remove the old and snap the new ones in place. Thirty minutes of pure frustration taught me that that does not work for these replacement visors.With these ones, you need to remove the plastic cap, install (push the visors in), then put the plastic cap/casing back on. Not a hard process, but essential to have these be installed correctly. The plastic cap pieces offer stability to the metal clamps so they hold their shape and don't fall out. Also, you'll want to make sure that you put the plastic cap with the opening facing the middle of the car.It's been so nice to have visors in the car again! Wish I would have purchased these years ago when the first visor went out.

Wish there was directions on how to put it in. Looked at my old one to help me out.Take out old visor:- step 1: use a screw driver to pop off the"top" plastic part covering the end. Hard to get off, but it does come off.- step 2: pinch the 2 metal parts together and pull out. I wasn't very gentle. I was going to throw it away anyway.New one notes.Take off the top plastic cover. Then it pops in fairly easily.

Replaced the Front Visor of my Toyota Camray - perfect & very easy to put on

The orginal sun visors on my 2007 Toyota Camry failed so I needed replacements. I couldn't be happier with the results. It took longer to remove the old visors than to install the new ones. A couple of notes. I've read reviews about the color not being a perfect match. It isn't but it's close enough when OEM visors run around $200 and these replacements were about a quarter of the price. Another point, if replacing your original visors, use the visor clips from the originals instead of the clips on the replacements. I got this tip watching an online installation video and it makes sense. The original Toyota clips flare out a bit on the sides while the clips with the replacements did not. These replacements snapped right into place with the original Toyota hardware. I grabbed a photo online to illustrate the flare on the Toyota clips. I would recommend these and wouldn't hesitate buying them again.