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Restore directional airflow with a vehicle-matched snap-in repair.
Use the finder and buy the matching VentTab, snap it into place, and regain control of the cabin's airflow. No need to replace the vent assembly or the dashboard.
As easy as 1-2-3
Check all your vents for functionality and confirm the right vehicle, position, and finish before installing.
Center the VentTab on the correct louver blade and line up the forks around the vertical post.
Press the VentTab into position until it clicks and restores directional vent control.
A broken tab means your AC blows where it wants, not where you need it. Hot spots on one side, overcooling on the other. VentTabs restore directional control so every seat gets the airflow it needs.
Without directional control, warm air rises and dissipates. Your feet are cold, the windshield is warm, and the cabin never feels right. Aim the warmth where your passengers actually sit.
Replace the broken control point, restore directional airflow, and avoid replacing the whole vent assembly.
No Tools Required
Under a Minute
Patented & Designed in USA
Lifetime Limited Warranty
When a vent will not stay aimed, you lose control over where warm air and cooling airflow land inside the cabin. Restoring directional control helps you target the side glass and cabin zones that matter most when winter weather cuts visibility.
The Dealer Way
The VentTabs® Way
Review after review says the same thing: the fix is easier than expected, faster than a dealer visit, and worth doing before the next drive.
James R.
2021 Toyota Camry
My A/C vent tab broke off and the dealer wanted $350 to replace the whole assembly. Found VentTabs, installed it myself in about 30 seconds. Fits perfectly, looks factory.
Summer cooling fix
Sarah M.
2020 Honda Accord
I was nervous about doing anything under the dash, but this literally just clicks in. My husband was impressed I fixed it before he even knew it was broken.
DIY confidence
Lisa T.
2018 Kia Sorento
We were about to trade in our Sorento and the broken vents were an eyesore. Fixed all of them for less than $40. The dealer would have charged us $600+.
Pre-sale prep
