🔍 Replacement Left Outside Rear View Mirror for Toyota Corolla CE (2003-2008) - Smooth Black Power Operated - Non-Heated Non-Folding - Parts Link # TO1320178 Review

It was easy to install and looks good on my car. It doesn't match my other mirror perfectly, but it's an old car and I don't mind the discrepancy. In general, I am satisfied with the quality, although I notice a "tremor" or more vibration with this mirror than with the factory original. This does not affect security, but it is a noticeable quality issue. Overall, however, this offer is unbeatable for the price.

Works great. The mirror on the other side is gold but because the trim is black no one ever noticed the mirror mismatch on a 15 year old car. no matter! Best of all, when I installed it the rear window started working so apparently the connector wasn't fully connected and it fixed it when I took the door apart to attach the mirror. Watch some YouTube videos to learn how to disassemble the door.

Second time changing driver's mirror. I live on a very narrow one way street and when parking on the street cars often break the mirror when traffic is going both ways. When I first went into the store they charged me $150 for the fixture and mirror. I've seen them do it and realized I can do it myself if need be. 5 years after someone hit and ran away and one fine morning my mirror broke. I decided to just buy this mirror and replace it myself. Happy with the mirror.

For the price it's good value. The rubber gasket is not the same as the OEM, so it will not fit flush. The rubber pad feels different compared to the original mirror. The OEM mirror has a hard rubber gasket while this replacement mirror is softer making it more difficult to align. Eventually, after struggling to get it straight, I finally gave in, tightened the screws, reassembled everything and done. I took a star off my rating due to an alignment issue, but I still feel like I would buy it…

Bought this for less than $30 a year ago and am very satisfied. My local repair shop estimated the mirror to be repaired at around $200 and I was able to replace it myself with this part. It took me a few hours to disassemble and install the door, but if you watch a few installation videos it's not difficult. The only other work I've done on my car was installing a Pioneer audio system, so it's something a person with little experience can do. I noticed that I messed up my door upholstery a bit

Not as good as other inexpensive mirrors (e.g. Koolvue) I've installed in the past. Sure it's a cheap mirror, but I could do better for the same $$. The spacing between the bolts is not quite right, I had to struggle for several minutes to get all 3 bolts in their holes at the same time. If it were worse I would have to file one of the screw holes. The bolts don't have the usual 1/4" male thread to thread the nut onto the bolt (prevents it from falling into the door while starting with the nut…