Side window shades
1. Are they the retractable (roll up) style similar to the shades on the 5 series BMW?
2. How do the attach to the door? Is there some type of stick on or clip on piece to which they attach? Or is the whole thing a 1 piece clip on shade?
There are 4 clips for each shade. 2 are clipped on the edge of the door panel, 2 are clipped on the edge of the window frame.
The shade covers the whole rear window including the quarter window. The material is the same as the rear shade.
Just one thing to beware of...it looks quite dark at night. Tough to shoulder check or when parking. You have to get used to it. But definitely a nice addition to yr car if you are living in a sunny city.
Hope this helps. Good luck.
i had a friend go to mb dealer there in the u.s., and d dealer said it had to b ordered with the car, and thus cannot b bought as an aftermarket accessory.
would u guys mind telling me the part description and part no.? i want these side window shades in my tropical countryyyyyyy............thanks. btw, how do u stick the clips on the door pads and door frame???
Bruno, you can go & find another dealer, obviously they have no idea of what they are talking about!
Cant really describe HOW to mount the clips in words, just tug it in. Follow the instructions, you will have no problem mounting it.
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I called and asked and they told me it costs $53 for each. Are they worth it?
If you live in a city where it rains all the time -- no
If you are thinking of getting yr window tinted but heard that the C will leave lines on the tint -- yes
If you think the sunshade will block you from shoulder checking -- no
If you are one of those will want some kind of uniqueness for yr car -- yes
If you dont mind getting a tint with lines afterwards -- no
If you are thinking of getting yr window tinted but heard that the C will leave lines on the tint -- yes
If you dont mind getting a tint with lines afterwards -- no
If you want tints, just make sure to use an installer who knows Mercedes, and will replace the factory seals with (softer, less dense) moleskin.
Last edited by wanderlust360; Jun 9, 2018 at 08:26 PM.
Depends on how much are you willing to pay for them

I've got a pair and don't particularly care about them, to be fair... But I think taking them off will leave some marks on the door panels where the bottom clips are.
They are missing a couple of those little end caps on the tubes (which do not affect the functionality a bit).
Depends on how much are you willing to pay for them

I've got a pair and don't particularly care about them, to be fair... But I think taking them off will leave some marks on the door panels where the bottom clips are.
They are missing a couple of those little end caps on the tubes (which do not affect the functionality a bit).
Depends on how much are you willing to pay for them

I've got a pair and don't particularly care about them, to be fair... But I think taking them off will leave some marks on the door panels where the bottom clips are.
They are missing a couple of those little end caps on the tubes (which do not affect the functionality a bit).
Hi,
I am not trying to block a sale - just possible aggravation.
Pleas note, the PRE and POST facelift units do not interchange. They are unique with unique PNs. They clip into the upper door edge, under the rubber molding at different locations. It has been a few years now, but I recall them not being universal.
Please ensure capability to chassis VIN.
Possibly another useful link:
https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w...where-buy.html
Last edited by BF_JC230; Jun 13, 2018 at 10:50 AM.
Mine look the same as in your first link, but the car is a facelift.
Do you know if the doors have been changed between 2003 and 2005+ ? If not, then I don't see why the shades won't fit a pre-facelift car.
They are like removable limo tint, blocking out a lot of light.
Also, when you have time, might want to look up "adjust side mirrors no blind spots" on youtube -- takes some getting used to (and makes reverse parking harder
), but I feel it is worth it overall.





