Auto Ventshade [AVS] Bugflector II Hood Shield | 2007 - 2014 GMC Yukon, Yukon XL (Excludes Hybrids), High Profile, Smoke, 1 pc. | 25837

This bug deflector fit perfectly. The installation method and attachment hardware was superior to what I had before. I used the outboard screws instead of the double stick tape. Great product.

For the 12’ Yukon you will need to install 2 self tapping screws. It’s fairly easy but not no drill. Otherwise great product for the money. Lifetime warranty and installs in 15 minutes. Looks very nice!

I’ve seen a little reduction in the amount of bugs in the windshield and even if they do hit it’s not at full force like before . I didn’t think I’d be a fan of the look but it actually grew on me. There is no wind noise or anything like that I see in other reviews. Just make sure you install it properly (which only took less than 10 minutes)

Great bug guard! Fits hood perfect for 2012 Youkon Denali. The mounting was a little off but easy to remedy. Arrived super fast and in great shape. 💫💫💫💫

Arrived in factory sealed box..install was very simple and looks really good so I am happy. Make certain of the distance tolerance on the corners BEFORE you stick the tape....it may need a bit of tweeking and I do recommend using the supplied self tapping screws in addition to the tape and the little bump stops topside.

Liked the fit! Easy installation I used a drill to mount where adhesive tabs were

I didn't want to add any non-stock holes on the underside of my Yukon hood when selecting a bug deflector. This item's description states: "The AVS Bugflector II offers a simple, no-drill installation process that can be completed at home in 10 minutes or less." I believe the phrase "no-drill installation process" is misleading for the following reason: The Bugflector requires two self-tapping screws to secure each of the ends underneath the hood. I can't imagine anyone being able to drive the self tapping screws into a car hood's sheet metal without using a drill for that purpose. One's hand would likely fall off first. The self tapping screws go in okay, but I wasn't planning on having to create any new holes under my hood based upon what I read before I purchased the deflector. Also, if you don't position the screws exactly right the first time, the deflector will contact the painted drip edge of your hood and could rub against the paint over time. I think the set of little bumper guards that you're supposed to stick on the hood are lame and likely won't stay put over time when subjected to car washing and the elements. Expect to hear more wind noise at highway speeds too. I definitely do, but it’s not terrible. Other than that, it seems like a fairly decent product thus far.

Could not have been easier to install. Not sure what some of the complaints are. Nice looking, great price, easy install. What more do you want.