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INEOS Grenadier Interior Insulated Window Covers

INEOS Grenadier Interior Insulated Window Covers

Regular price $249.99
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These are interior window covers cut specifically for the INEOS Grenadier — not a universal kit trimmed to fit. Each panel matches the shape of the Grenadier's glass, so it sits flush against the window instead of sagging or leaving gaps. They mount with suction cups: press them on, peel them off, store them flat. No adhesive, no brackets, no residue.

Coverage is sold per zone so you only buy what you need: front driver and passenger doors, mid driver and passenger doors, or the rear cargo-area windows. Pick your insulation level per panel too — go non-insulated for sun and privacy, closed-cell foam for moderate temperature control, or Havelock wool for the most thermal regulation when you're parked in real cold or real heat. The glass-facing side is black by default, so from outside the truck the covers read like tinted glass rather than a "someone's in here" billboard.

Eleven exterior colors are on the menu, from blackout-discreet to high-vis. Every set is USA made and carries a lifetime warranty.

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Overview

Custom-cut interior window covers for the INEOS Grenadier, sold per window zone with three insulation levels. They block light and prying eyes, regulate cabin temperature, and mount with suction cups in seconds.

Key features

  • Cut to the INEOS Grenadier's specific window shapes — not a trimmed universal panel.
  • Three insulation choices: non-insulated, closed-cell foam, or premium Havelock wool.
  • Sold per zone: front doors, mid doors, or rear cargo-area windows.
  • Suction-cup mount — no adhesive, no hardware, stores flat.
  • Glass-facing side is black by default for a discreet, tinted-glass look from outside.
  • 11 exterior color options; USA made with a lifetime warranty.

Use cases

Owners run them parked at winter-sports lots to keep the cabin from freezing, then flip the same set to summer duty so the truck doesn't bake in the sun. They also knock down road noise on long highway stretches and give you blackout privacy for sleeping in the rig or stowing gear out of sight.