Buy OEM Mercedes-Benz Wind Deflectors
Wind noise, air resistance, and UV glare -- they can make what should otherwise be a fun cruise in your Mercedes-Benz a loud, hot, blinding drag. Luckily, cutting down on all three is as easy as putting on a set of wind/air deflectors. At MB Part Source, we've got a wide selection, and at competitive prices. We ship fast, too, all over the US. Order now, and you'll have a set at your door in no time. Contact us if you have any questions.
Exchange Air Spring
Mercedes-Benz
213-320-02-25-64
Rear right.
$517.56
MSRP $760.00
Save $242.44
31.9% Off 
Air Spring Strut
Mercedes-Benz
213-320-21-01
Front left Gefahrgutkennzeichen: 2.4 Gas pressure shock absorbers.
$1,548.12
MSRP $2,270.00
Save $721.88
31.8% Off 
Air Spring Strut
Mercedes-Benz
213-320-65-03
Front left Gefahrgutkennzeichen: 2.4 Gas pressure shock absorbers.
$1,204.98
MSRP $1,770.00
Save $565.02
31.9% Off Air Spring Strut
Mercedes-Benz
213-320-22-01
Front right Gefahrgutkennzeichen: 2.4 Gas pressure shock absorbers.
$1,282.50
MSRP $1,880.00
Save $597.50
31.8% Off 
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How to Install Mercedes-Benz Wind Deflectors DIY
The job's no problem; here's how to do it. A lot of the time, it's just a matter of sliding each deflector into every one of the window channels in your ride's door frames (or directly inserting it; check your owner's documentation on this -- it'll have specifics). In other words, with the right skillset, you may not need much help, if any, from a Mercedes-Benz dealer. The best things about them: 1. being made of durable acrylic glass a lot of the time, you can sometimes tint them (a good look for a car like Mercedes-Benz A 220), and 2. they mount on just about everything -- windows, hoods, sunroofs, you name it. All you'll need to get started is a microfiber cloth (or another soft, window-friendly kind), paper towels, window cleaning spray, and window clips (for fastening the deflectors to the windows, if called for).