LTJ Blind Spot Mirrors, up-Down ABS HD Ultra Frame Convex Glass Fit Stick-on Design for Blind Side for All Universal Vehicles Car SUV Truck RVs Vans (Pack of 2) (Slender-Edged)

I can't believe I waited so long to get these. I don't drive on the highway much but when I do I drive close to the speed limit and cars come up and pass so fast that by the time you check both mirrors something has changed. These little gems are easy to mount and easy to adjust and stay where you set them. They are perfectly sized and give you a great view of what is beside you. I mounted them wide side down and can see just the edge of the car and can still see a car in the mirror when the front bumper is past the mirror.If you have any problem seeing cars in your blind spot these are the perfect solution and unlike others I looked at these are glass so should not yellow over time. The one thing I would suggest is that before you stick them to the mirror you black out the white backing paper on the double sided tape.

You know you are picky when you start adding enhancements to your car. Sometimes you wonder why can't car manufs place these blind spot mirrors. All my cars have them now.For those with blind spot monitoring systems: Your cars might beep or not move the lane, but will not show you the actual car. It is an addition to that purpose!! See it is believing!!Will keep buying these mirrors.ONE BAD THING:One of the two mirrors in my car broke during a long winter storm when I visited Colorado in December. Maybe weather resistant materials may work. They also cracked with the hot summers in El Paso.

I had been hoping that these had a flat back so that I could apply them directly to the mirror. I don't like the look nor need the adjustable part. You can stick them on without the adjustable part, there is just a gap in the center. However, they have been on for months now through many car washes even with only the edges of the adhesive back touching.

The idea of having them pivot for adjustment after installing was well intended. However, I have to constantly re-adjust them after washing the car. They are too easily taken off adjustment by minor pressure. I ended-up removing them and purchasing another fixed blind spot mirror that does not pivot.

The mirror has a "stand-off" which is pretty large and it shows the tape that covers the whole back in your mirror each time you look into it. What I did was I removed the foam tape cover (after I installed the stand-off) and installed on the back with a very thin neoprene (old computer mouse pad) black side out, and it now looks fine. If it were me, I would prefer the mirror to come with the foam tape on the stand-off.

Might be good for a very very small car. Very limited view of blind spot even if you manage to get it adjusted correctly and it stays put. Tried one without the cheap little adjuster mount and it cracked easily from not being flat on the back. Wasted money. Both in the garbage.

These mirrors are the best I have ever used. You can see everything you could hope to see in a spot mirror. Highly recommend. Also they are not a complete square. They are just a little longer, a little more rectangular than square. I have a Lancer and they work very well on this car.

Will be replacing these with ones that fit flush with the edging and don't move. they do work but when the car gets washed, I have to take the time to move them back into position.