Review on 🚗 Ford F150 Passenger Side Mirror Glass with Backing Plate - Non-Heated (Excludes STX Models) - Mark LT - 6 13/16" x 9 1/8" x 10 1/2" - No Blind Spot by Cameron Kennedy

I was a bit skeptical about this job because it was so cheap compared to what the auto mechanic had told me how much it would cost to fix my broken passenger mirror on my Ford F 2013 repair. -150. He offered me $399 after calling whoever he got the parts from and charging for the labor. He insisted on replacing the entire mirror, not just the glass. He said there was no other way. Decided to give it a try and was satisfied. I swapped it out in two minutes with no tools (the original glass was already gone because I was sticking out of a parked truck with one of those HUGE trailer mirrors), it fit like a glove and I've now driven many hundreds of miles, both on rough gravel roads and over longer ones time drives north at 80 mph, everything is fine. I'm glad I bought it, I'm glad it was in stock.