Door Off Mirror Compatible with Jeep Wrangler JK JL JT Rectangular Off-road Morror Side View Mirror, 2PACK

Okay guys, I’m editing my review. The mirrors are good but you HAVE to tighten them with a wrench. I ended up having to use two different sizes to secure all the parts. So far, they haven’t moved much in the wind after tightening them like crazy. Worth it if you have the right tools! I’ll probably leave them in my car in case they loosen while I’m out.Flimsy! They move in the wind. I kept them on because it was better than having nothing. I just pushed them out as I was driving which is not the intention of buying them. I guess the best kind to purchase are the ones that mount on the car. They need to be able to tighten much better so they can secure easier.

This product works well, with the exception of needing 4 extra flat washer, and thicker rubber washers.Do yourself a favor and hit up the local hardware store and buy the afore mentioned items, it will save your paint on the top edge of the hinge you mount the mirror in and save your hinge from the rust that will eventually follow.

Do yourself a favor and buy all new hardware before installing. The nylon washers that come with it are junk. They sometimes flop inwards at 70 mph. For as often as I use them they are still a good value for the money. I’d buy them again.

These mirrors work good. I put the lock nuts on the bottom instead of on the top like the directions said and used flat steel washers. Don’t waste your time with the rubber washers.

Mirrors are easy to install and don’t vibrate as much as others. The concave mirrors take a little getting used to but provide a good field of vision. Gave 4 stars cause the passenger side mirror isn’t tall enough to clearly see past the dash and air vent.

I took my doors off and installed these... I had high hopes but they didn’t live up to the expectation. They are fine quality, but the reality is that any mirror you attach through your door hinge will swivel inwards in any significant wind hits it. For example, I tightened these down to what I thought was appropriate... not to over-tighten, and at 45mph the mirrors started to collapse inward from the wind resistance and made them useless for detecting my surroundings. Sure I was legal to drive in NY since I had mirrors, but they didn’t work. The rubber gaskets it came with were useless because they were chewed up from the tension of tightening them down. I replaced that hardware with new metal washers and high quality rubber gaskets... it I still ran into the issue of the mirrors turning inward while driving.I then decided to over tighten the mirrors, potentially causing damage to my door hinges, and they still turned inward! I assume this was because the rubber gasket slips inside the hinge since the mirrors are not the same diameter as the inside of the door hinge.My solution was to return and avoid any mirror that mounts from a door hinge.I decided to buy the overpriced Carolina Metal Masters Mirrors and ball mount solution, but I am still waiting to test these.Overall disappointed in this product and I could not see how they would work for anyone expecting to drive over 40mph.

Installation is easy, piece of cake actually. Make sure you use the rubber O-Rings above and below the installation bolts on the hinge. If you use them, there's plenty of friction to prevent the mirror from moving. You won't have to tighten the bolts down as much as you would otherwise. Great product for the money.

Seem to be fine. No vibration and no movement while driving. The passenger mirror is not in the best position but a little lean gives me full view of the back. Good for my kayak trailer. Definitely do the trick.