Review on EFORCAR Auxiliary Adjustable Universal Vehicles by Matt Pavelko

All cars should be equipped with blind spot mirrors and dimensions if you ask me, but since there aren't - I'll give you some of my 5 Cent on this: I won't lie, it takes a little getting used to as they are very thin. They look really nice and thin which doesn't completely ruin the look of the mirror itself, which is a big plus, but I'm used to fairly large (pickup/angle) blind spot mirrors that give you a lot of vision around your side give . So at first I was a bit uncomfortable and not too happy. But I have to say I'm really glad I bought them and don't think I would have sold them. They are somewhat adjustable, which is really a matter of preference. I personally don't like it. I prefer a secure attachment, but it's almost impossible to find anything that isn't those weird fisheye styles that look like a boring and cheap addition and don't even offer a clear view. These mirrors give a very clear view, which is not only extremely important, but unfortunately not very common. But overall they do their job and have saved my butt a few times. I/We live in an area with extremely high population density and the worst traffic imaginable. I am very happy that I finally decided to buy them. If you're looking for a great overview, they won't do you much good, but your blind spots will definitely be covered by this one! If everyone bought a pair, we would all be safer. Oh, they are very easy to install!