Sun Visors

281744P002 - : Speaker Grille for Infiniti Image

Speaker Grille

Infiniti 281744P002
To 1/98, black.
Discontinued
281769GA0B - : Speaker Grille for Infiniti Image

Speaker Grille

Infiniti 281769GA0B
2008-10, outer, charcoal.
Discontinued
281C9JL50A - : Speaker Grille for Infiniti Image

Speaker Grille

Infiniti 281C9JL50A
Coupe package tray. with bose system ecru.
Discontinued
28177CG000 - : Speaker Grille for Infiniti Image

Speaker Grille

Infiniti 28177CG000
Outer, without bose audio, black.
Discontinued
281C9JL00A - : Speaker Grille for Infiniti Image

Speaker Grille

Infiniti 281C9JL00A
Coupe, package tray, with bose system, ecru.
Discontinued
281983JA1B - : Speaker Grille for Infiniti Image

Speaker Grille

Infiniti 281983JA1B
Inner, with bose audio, wheat.
Discontinued
28174AC500 - : Speaker Grille for Infiniti Image

Speaker Grille

Infiniti 28174AC500
Sedan, beige.
Discontinued
281771CA0A - : Speaker Grille for Infiniti Image

Speaker Grille

Infiniti 281771CA0A
Outer, beige.
Discontinued
281755P600 - : Speaker Grille for Infiniti Image

Speaker Grille

Infiniti 281755P600
From 1/98, black.
Discontinued
2817753U00 - : Speaker Grille for Infiniti Image

Speaker Grille

Infiniti 2817753U00
Door, egg shell.
Discontinued
281769GA1C - : Speaker Grille for Infiniti Image

Speaker Grille

Infiniti 281769GA1C
2008-10, outer, wheat.
Discontinued
28177CM80A - : Speaker Grille for Infiniti Image

Speaker Grille

Infiniti 28177CM80A
Outer, with bose audio, black.
Discontinued

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Replace Damaged Sun Visors Before They Compromise Your Safety

You might not think sun visors is an important part of your driving experience, but it certainly is. These pivoting panels positioned above your windshield block direct sunlight from hitting your eyes during dawn and dusk driving. Without functioning sun visors, glare can temporarily blind you and make it impossible to see traffic signals, pedestrians, or other vehicles. Sun visors also swing to the side windows to block angled light that streams through during certain times of day.

What Causes Sun Visors to Fail

Sun visors deteriorate from repeated movement and constant exposure to temperature fluctuations inside your cabin. The pivot rod that allows the visor to swing breaks or loosens, causing the entire assembly to sag downward and obstruct your view. Fabric or vinyl covering separates from the foam backing underneath, creating an unsightly appearance and exposing deteriorating materials. Built-in vanity mirrors crack or lose their reflective coating after years of use. The tension mechanism that holds the visor in position wears out, leaving it unable to stay up or to the side when positioned. Plastic mounting clips snap under stress, particularly in regions with extreme temperature swings. Most sun visors require replacement around the 90,000 to 110,000 mile mark, though vehicles parked outdoors may need earlier service.

Why Genuine INFINITI Sun Visors Outperform Aftermarket Options

Generic replacement sun visors never quite match your interior's specific color or texture, creating a noticeable difference that affects resale value. Genuine INFINITI sun visors install directly into factory mounting points without any modifications or adjustments. Popular models like the QX55 and Q50 feature sun visors designed to work with illuminated vanity mirrors and interior accessories like extendable panels. At Herrin-Gear INFINITI, we stock authentic parts that preserve your vehicle's original appearance and operation.

Shop the vast inventory of parts here at Herrin-Gear INFINITI and you'll realize why mechanics call us first.