Blind Spot Convex Car Mirror - Rearview Accessories for Car Interior - Automotive Blindspot Mirrors for Larger Image and Improved Traffic Safety (2-Pack)

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.

I like these a lot. But I was leaning towards 4 stars due to some packaging confusion. First of all the instructions in various reviews about removing old blank spot mirrors convinced me that using fishing line and some Goo-Gone or WD-40 is the way to go. Do not use a razor blade, especially if your old mirror has a recessed adhesion pad. A clean cloth, your finger nails and some adhesion release liquid will be enough. Now about this product. It seems to work very nice. As all the instructions state that the flat edge should be mounted down, and parallel with ground. On the back of each mirror is a decal for "L" (Driver side) and "R" (Passenger side). But take a look at the package of the mirrors when you receive them. You should notice that both flat edges are packaged towards each other. That means the "Right Mirror Passenger Side" is packaged UPSIDE DOWN. Just keep that in mind when you mount them. Each mirror comes with a protective clear plastic piece of plastic. If it is easier, just use a magic marker to put a dot on the flat edge (Down side) to make it easier when you are mounting. I missed that when I installed my first set of blind side mirrors. Oh well, I can live with it. I would recommend these and buy them again for another vehicle. Just pay attention to what side is recommended to be down. I did mount them as recommended on the outside, upper corner and they work just fine, except for the one I installed upside down. 10.1.2022 Update. Ordered another set with the Buy Again option. This time they came in a small box and no instructions. The writing on the back of the mirrors were labeled “Pilot” & “Copilot” for driver and passenger. Hope it does not confuse some drivers who drive on the left side of the road. The QR code for instructions makes you create an account to view it. Just keep your privacy and read some of these reviews. One nice thing about the curved surface of these mirrors is that they let the rain roll off easier than my factory mirrors which are flat. I am still satisfied with the mirrors and recommend them. Not sure why this second order was packaged and label different than my first order since I used the Buy Again option in Amazon.

I have bought these 3 separate times over the years, with 1 of the times the adhesive failing. The time it failed, which was the 2nd time I bought this after getting a new car, 1 side had fallen off from me accidentally bumping it. When it hit the pavement, it broke. And so, just like most things on Amazon with a pre-applied adhesive, your mileage will vary with the adhesive quality. I couldn't get the residue from the adhesive off, but I also didn't try very hard. It's not necessary to be very durable, so I'm not upset that it broke. It's a piece of plastic with a reflective film put over it. I think it could be a few dollars cheaper than it is (~$13 at this time). I have some limited experience with bulk purchasing reflective material for work, which was essentially this product but on a much larger surface, and it was very expensive. With that in mind, I think most of the cost comes from the reflective material. Anyways, the product itself is just fine. The reflected image is nice and sharp. Even with warning lights on my vehicle for assisting in lane switching, I still like having these to see a few lanes over what I could not see without it. Allows me to angle my side mirrors towards the side of my car more, which I like for positioning parking and etc, while also still being able to see at least 2 lanes over. Does not swivel. I've tried a few different positions, but the upper/outer corner shown in most of the pictures has definitely been the best for me. It will most definitely fit your car, but if you really need it for confirmation, this is for a 2025 Crosstrek Wilderness. It does have specific driver/passenger side installation instructions (flat side down, rounded side up). - ASIN: B01N9LNMCN - Model #: BSM017.

Worked perfect in my little truck.

I've been using cheap conical convex mirrors on my family vehicles for many years. They have helped me avoid countless accidents and near misses. For our next car, I decided to try this non conical design. All I can say is Wow! The view is amazing! Larger. Brighter. Clearer with great blind spot coverage. The first photo compares the size of a 6" disc held the dame distance from the passenger side mirror. The other two are taken from the driver's seat view while parked on a long straight street. Pros: - Made of high quality, crystal clear glass. - OEM aesthetic. - Excellent customer service. - I dropped one. Utopicar replaced! - Great installation videos. Cons: - Angle is not independently adjustable. But this may not really matter. Tips: - Handle with care! They are glass. - Watch the install videos . - Plan placement before removing adhesive film. The 3M adhesive bonds quickly and firmly to glass. So you have one chance to get it right. Be patient.

I purchased 4 different blind spot mirrors (including these Autopicar models) from Amazon to find one that worked best for me. I decided to return these after temporarily installing them on my car. Here's why I didn’t keep them... #1: They aren't adjustable. These mirrors attach with a thick 2-sided tape. They can't be moved once they are stuck on…and you can't change their angle independently of your main mirror. I currently have Amfor (rectangular) blind-spot mirrors installed on my car. The Amfor units come with a small, adjustable pedestal that holds each blind spot mirror slightly away from the surface of your existing mirror. This lets you adjust the angle of the mirror (up/down, side to side). At first I thought this was a gimmick. But it's a nice feature to be able to position the blind spot mirrors independently from your primary mirrors. The other downside of not being adjustable is that you only get one shot at mounting them. If you don't like the way you mounted it on your mirror, you can't do much about it except pull/cut it off (which may destroy the mounting tape in the process). Unfortunately, the mirrors don't ship with additional 2-sided tape...so you only get 1 shot at it. The blind spot mirrors I ended up choosing came with several spare pieces of 2-sided tape for this reason. #2: The shape of the mirror wasn’t what I expected. I thought they would more closely match the contours of the existing mirrors on my car. But when I positioned them, they really didn't match as well as anticipated. So be aware that while these might be the general shape of the mirrors on your car, they may not match exactly if that's what you're hoping for. To be fair, their photo shows that it won't match perfectly...and my expectations were probably too high. I just didn't notice it. There's no way they can make these to fit everything perfectly. I also couldn't get used to the irregular shape of these mirrors and found them slightly more challenging to use. I prefer the symmetry of a rectangular blind spot mirror. This is a personal preference thing and may not be an issue for you. #3: The larger image in the comparison photo is exaggerated. The photo seems to imply that these mirrors will display things much larger than other blind spot mirrors. That may be the case for the tiny round mirror used in their comparison photo, but the Autopicar mirrors display the same size image as other blind spot mirrors I tested. When I looked at their comparison photo, I thought these mirrors had some unusual property that magnified images (they don’t). So that demo photo they show is a bit of a stretch unless you actually have those tiny round mirrors on your car. I do think these mirrors are good quality, and I can see why people prefer them. They just weren't exactly what I was looking for.

Very good quality. If you buy PLEASE watch the video with instructions. The mirror exceeds the quality of any other product available at auto stores.

For safety I wouldn’t drive without these. They are a big help in blind spot driving. Installation is very easy, they stay put, and are easily adjustable.