Review on Rugged Ridge 11025 12 Rectangular Release by Antonio Edan

I read every review and sat for a while and bought them as some of the reviews really made me hesitate on the trigger to click. I went ahead and made my choice and am very glad I did. They are a good product for the price. I read a review that says they are universal and the result is that one mirror tilts up and the other side tilts down. It is not true. They are made in such a way that you can rotate your hands to get the right angle. I also read reviews that said the mirrors were two low. Maybe on the TJ, but on my JK I put them on the top two window mount screws and they actually sit a little higher than my stock mirrors. I read three things that are very true. You really have to turn the locking screw to lock the mirrors in place. This issue is minimal as I was able to hand tighten them sufficiently. The other two issues, and why I only gave them 4 stars, are that they whistle like crazy and the passenger side mirror isn't convex. They start whistling at around 40 mph. However, I read somewhere that you can run tape around the edges and that will stop it. I'll try. The passenger mirror is practical to use. Both wobble a little on the road, but are still usable. All in all very nice to have mirrors when I don't have doors and for the price a very good buy. Update: To minimize the whistling (it got really annoying after a while) I tried wrapping tape around the edges. However, the result was less than I wanted. Instead, I used clear silicone sealant and filled the little void on the back of the rubber pad, and voila, the whistle is gone and it looks way better than duct tape.