Blind Spot Convex Car Mirror: Rear view | Rearview Mirror Accessories for Car Interior - Women and Men Use Our Automotive Blindspot Mirrors for Larger Image and Improved Traffic Safety (2 pack)

Well made, easy to apply to a clean car mirror and helps eradicate the blind spot. Especially handy when descending a motorway slip road when it is difficult to see traffic already on the motorway in lane one.

More expensive than some on sale , but actually they are well with it, well made and they cover the blind spots and more very well. Easy fixed to the mirror

Ok but took up too much of mirror

They are very good ,especially seeing they have ,protective surround. To protect mirror edge .

Excellent, good blind spot focus. A very good size, not to big or to small, check out instruction video before fitting.

This 'blind spot' mirror takes most of the bottom edge of my left door mirror, but the image is larger than usual. This means that parking next to the kerb is easier as I can see where the rear wheel is. Smaller mirrors can be so convex that the image is too small to be useful.

Improves view but could be more adjustable.

Fits great to car mirrors, good price and great look

Atendeu a minha necessidade!

アメリカ車に乗っていますが、やはりパーツもMade in USA.思った通りの素晴らしい製品でした。クルマのパーツに関しては価格で決めると痛い目に会います。そのクルマを製造した国のパーツが一番でしょうね。取り付け位置と角度が少し難しいので、必ず他人に持ってもらってドライバーズシートに座って自分に合った位置角度を決めてからの貼り付けを推薦します。

Me encanto el producto. Ya habia tenido otros espejos parecidos, pero en otros la imagen reflejada era mala y además tenían el borde negro que distraian un poco... con este espeo PERFECTO!!!

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Update: 6.5 years later, I stick to by my praise of these mirrors. They have been delightful on my Subaru and are still holding on strong. I just purchased another pair (slightly updated version without L/R markings) and installed them on a Ford Maverick with blind spot indicator lights on the mirror. That flashing indicator works, but I still like seeing my surroundings. I installed these on lower outside corner instead of upper outside corner because of the indicator lights, but they function fine. I watched the short installation video and chuckled when he warned not to drop them...15 minutes later, using tape to check positioning, the tape came off quickly on one, it dropped, and a small sliver of glass popped off. My bad!! Quick thinking though, I had some windshield chip repair fluid so I put a little of that on, stuck the sliver back in place, and let it cure in the sun. It barely perceptible if you know its there and look for it; but from my position in the drivers seat (passenger side mirror) I can't see it, and it will keep my from buying another set to make up for my fault accident. Original Review: In searching for a blind spot mirror for my subaru outback, I came across some articles about how to adjust your side view mirrors to eliminate the blindspot. That was new info to me, took a week of getting used to, and almost eliminated my search for blind spot mirrors...but I like to see a bit of what is behind me in case my rear view mirror is blocked by stuff packed in the back. These mirrors didn't match the shape of the upper corner of my side view mirror exactly and that concerned me when I was searching, but once applied it doesn't look bad or awkward at all. I did not want the kind that adjust, so the non-adjustability of these is a non issue for me. Applying them to the upper outside corner gives me the vision I want without obscuring what I see from the primary side view mirrors. When the car is no longer in my blind spot mirror, it is literally right at my side and I can see it with just a glance or out of the corner of my eye without trying to strain my neck backwards. In the photo, the white car in the blind spot mirror is the same as the one partially in the regular mirror and behind the car you see out the window. The white car in the blind spot is completely out of view in the rear view mirror. The tail end of the red truck is barely in view in my rear view mirror, and the cars behind it are in view in the rear view mirror. Learn how to appropriately adjust your side view mirrors (google 'properly adjust side view mirrors' or 'adjust mirrors to avoid blind spots'), then add these to give you the extra visual area you are seeking. I have never felt more confident in knowing where the cars are around me, and I never crank my neck anymore. As long as these stay attached (ok 3 weeks into it), I consider these a great purchase.