SAILEAD Left Driver Side Sun Visor Replacement Compatible with Toyota Tacoma 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Visor Assembly Without Light 74320-04181-B1 (Sand Beige)

This visor is listed for a Toyota Tacoma, but it looks like it might have been able to fit into my 2013 Toyota Prius V. However, it doesn't fit; it's too big. I can't fault the visor, as it was not intended for a vehicle other than the Toyota Tacoma. I have no idea how good this product is, but I think it's only fair that I give it 5 stars as I don't want to give any kind of negative review.

My 2009 Toyota Tacoma sun visors did the inevitable "Break and Flop Down" routine a couple of years ago, and I got sticker shock when I looked for new replacement visors at the Toyota Dealership. Toyota installed defective visors in our Trucks that are breaking in EVERY Tacoma in that time frame, they will not fix them for you, and then they try to charge us $150+, *PER VISOR*, for replacements???I found these here on Amazon for $31.55 for BOTH sides of the truck, read the reviews, and took a chance.First let me say that these Sun Visors fit and function PERFECTLY as long as they are installed correctly. If You install them and they "flop down a few inches away from the roof", or if you can't swing your visors toward the side windows without them hitting the roof of the cab, check to be sure you installed them correctly.. When you open the package, the base attachment points are "rotated horizontally" for shipping and you have to turn the base attachment piece 90 degrees to install them.. if you screw them in place and they won't turn without hitting the roof, remove them and rotate the attachment base 180 degrees in the other direction. Easy Peasy!Using an Electric Screwdriver with a Phillips-Head Bit, it took me exactly 8 Minutes and 37 Seconds (Yes, I timed it) from start to finish to remove the old broken visors and install the new visors on BOTH sides of the truck. Just remove the two Phillips-Head screws from the Mounting Base of each old visor (There's no screw cover to remove, the screws are exposed and easy to get to), Then use the same screws that you took out of the old visors to install the new visors (The new visors don't come with mounting screws, but unless you've lost your old screws you don't really need new screws).. DONE! It's REALLY that fast and easy!The color matched up perfectly with the interior of my truck also. These DO NOT feel like "Cheap Visors"! If someone swapped your old visors for these visors without telling you, you wouldn't notice the difference, except that these visors aren't constantly flopping down in front of your face like the Toyota OEM Visors do once they break.

My daughter's truck had droopy visors. I rigged them for a while to stay upright but not the best looking solution. I ordered these and she installed them herself!!! In minutes!!!! They are like new. Highly recommend you doing it yourself.

Es buen producto pero lo devolví pq no correspondía a mi toyota corolla y me enviaron eo lado del pasaje y era el del conductor.

Delivered as expected. Fits fine for my application. Easy to replace.Looking for your vehicle? Check vendor's specs.

I purchased these for my 2005 Toyota Tacoma due to the fact my original ones just broke so I purchased these and im very satisfied on how they work, color, sturdiness, stability, easy to install, I'm not sure when I purchased them but they work fantastic and best price for my buck.

It fit perfectly like OEM. Actually even nicer than OEM. Delivered fast. Took about 5 minutes to install

The dimensions and finish of this replacement for that in my 2010 Tacoma are almost identical to the original, so much so that no one would ever notice the small differences. The problem is with the "staying power" of the internal hinge. When folding it up too the roof of the car, no problem. It locks and stays readily against the inside roof of the cab. However, when folded forward as when blocking sunlight, the visor does not stay against the windshield, but sags down about 2 inches. This is very annoying since it does reduce my view ahead, and should not occur in a $50 accessory. So, I will be returning it.I did return it to Amazon and received a replacement. Unfortunately, this one was even worse. When folded up to the ceiling, it will not stay, and rotates down about 4 inches so it does not fully obstruct my vision of the road, but is close enough to be a hindrance. It is too late to return it now, so I am stuck. I think I will go to a junkyard and find a used Toyota visor.I had lost faith in being able to find a replacement visor that worked as it should. I decided to go ahead and buy directly from Toyota and thought their product would cost more, but would perform properly. I went to ToyotaPartsDeal.com and found the exact replacement for my year and model. I installed it and lo and behold, it works exactly like the original product. The visor swings up and down with a firm resistance, snaps up to the ceiling when I fold it up, and stays out of my field of vision when I fold it forward. Plus, it costs half of what the Amazon product went for! Sometimes third-party replacement parts work, sometimes they don't. In the end, though, I am relieved to have a sun visor that does not fall down into my field of view.