Matthew W.
Caused $1,090 in chemical visor damage; admitted fault in writing then capped reimbursement.
Beware placing Drift fresheners on factory car visors. I used Drift stone air fresheners clipped to the visors of my 2024 Ford Maverick and 2024 Ford Bronco. Over time, chemical solvents from the scented blocks leaked, melting and blistering the factory vinyl and foam trim on both vehicle visors down to the plastic substrate. When contacted, Drift customer support admitted in writing that their freshener caused the vehicle damage. However, despite certified, itemized repair estimates from my local Ford dealership totaling $1,090.00 to replace the damaged components, Drift management attempted to impose an arbitrary internal $500 cap on reimbursement. When I rejected the cap and requested senior management escalation, they promised a 24-hour response window and subsequently went silent. Formal complaints have been filed with the Better Business Bureau and the Georgia Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division. Inspect your visors if you use these clips.



