Chery Tiggo 4, 7 and 8 Sun Shades: Check Before Ordering

We cut sets for three Chery Tiggos: the 4, the 7 and the 8. Before you order one, there is something you should know about our listings, because it matters more on these three than on most cars we sell.

Our listings use the plain names, Tiggo 4, Tiggo 7 and Tiggo 8. Chery Australia has sold them under longer names: the Tiggo 4 Pro, the Tiggo 7 Pro and the Tiggo 8 Pro Max. More recently it has dropped the "Pro" again on updated models. None of our three listings has a year range yet, and none has a workshop photo of a finished car. So we cannot tell you from the listing alone which Chery body each set was cut on, and on cars this new that is the question that decides whether a shade sits flush or not.

The fix is quick. Send us a photo of a rear door, opened, along with the build month from the compliance plate, and we will confirm the fit before you pay.

The three listings

Prices match the rest of our range. The front pair is $49.99, the rear pair $59.99, all four doors $99.99. On the Tiggo 7 and Tiggo 8 the quarter pair is $49.99 and the tailgate panel $59.99; rear doors plus tailgate is $108.99 and every window on the car is $199.99.

Tiggo 4: doors only, made to order

The Tiggo 4 listing is the narrowest of the three. It sells the front pair, the rear pair and all four doors, with no tailgate panel and no quarter piece. Every variant is made to order right now, so nothing ships off the shelf.

Chery Australia's small SUV arrived as the Tiggo 4 Pro and was renamed Tiggo 4 for its MY26 update, which brought new wheels and a full-width light bar across the tailgate. We have not checked whether that update changed anything on the doors. Whichever version you have, send the photo first.

Tiggo 7: the full spread

The Tiggo 7 listing offers every position: front and rear doors, the small fixed windows behind the rear doors (listed here as Rear Quarter Windows), and the tailgate glass. The door sets and the other pieces are in stock in small numbers.

This is the Chery our Chinese-brand list already includes, next to the Omoda and Jaecoo cars from the same group. The open question is which Tiggo 7 it was cut on. Most Tiggo 7s on Australian roads are the Tiggo 7 Pro, sold here from 2023. Chery has since released an MY26 Tiggo 7 with new styling, and a plug-in hybrid version has been announced. Until we have confirmed the listing against both, treat the photo check as part of ordering.

Tiggo 8: seven seats

The Tiggo 8 is the seven-seater, sold here as the Tiggo 8 Pro Max. Its listing has the same positions as the Tiggo 7, and on a three-row car the "quarter" pair is the glass beside the third row, so that is the piece to add if kids ride right at the back. It is the newest of the three listings, and the photo check applies here more than anywhere.

How to check yours

Open a rear door all the way and take one photo square-on, showing the whole window frame and the top of the door trim. Add the build month (on the plate or sticker inside the driver's door opening on most cars) and the badge exactly as it reads on the tailgate. Send that to us before ordering and we will tell you whether the listing fits. The generation guide shows where to find the plate if you have not looked before.

If it turns out we have not cut your version yet, the measuring app is the way to get us the window shapes for a quote.

Which windows

For most Tiggo owners the rear pair is the place to start; the which-windows guide explains why. On the Tiggo 8, the third-row glass is the next piece to consider if those seats are in regular use. The front pair is for parked use only, because front side windows have to stay clear while you drive. The road rules page has the detail.

Ordering

Send the photo before you pay; we would rather answer a message than swap a set. The Chery brand page collects the three listings, and the Jaecoo J5 guide covers the Chery group car we sell most.