A D40 dual cab has four door windows, and that’s what we cut for it. The pattern came off a real one: measured on the car, cut, fitted back on, then adjusted until the black mesh sat flush in the frame. The rear doors on a dual cab are short, so those two are small panels.

If the ute is a work truck, the front pair earns its keep first — glare off the bonnet on an afternoon run, and you can leave the window down at a gate or a drive-through without losing the shade. They’re cut short of the mirror so nothing blocks your view or your reach out the window. Rear doors are worth adding as soon as anyone rides back there. Take them all off before you get up to highway speed.

Front doors $49.99 · Rear doors $59.99 · Front & rear (4 pcs) $99.99
☑ Custom-measured on your exact car — Every shade is measured directly on each individual vehicle, then produced at the workshop, fitted to the car, and fine-tuned until it meets standard. Only the finished, fitted car is photographed before the product goes to market — so every product is precise, thanks to a closed-loop, specialised process.
☑ A genuine, gap-free fit — Exact dimensions mean the shades sit flush: clean-looking, with no gaps or warping and no damage to the door seals. Rear-door shades cover the whole door, while front-door shades are cut to leave just enough room to see your mirror, watch the road, and reach toll and parking cards.
☑ 100% black polyester mesh — The mesh blocks UV rays and cuts glare and cabin heat. Already have window film? Add these shades and you’re set. No film yet? The shades alone are highly effective — there’s no need to film your side windows (film the windscreen if you’d like).
☑ Fast on, fast off — Fitting and removing the shades is quick and simple. Even with the window down, the shade still blocks sun, dust, and insects. Best of all, from inside you can see out clearly, while from outside it is harder to see in.
Shades hold securely in normal driving — we recommend removing them at highway speeds.








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