🚙 Jeep Mirrors for TJ, JK, JKU, JL (1997-2018) - Pack of 2, Quick Release Door-off Jeep Wrangler Mirrors, Black Review

Decent quality but if you plan on opening and removing doors frequently then these mirrors are not for you. The design requires you to almost completely disassemble the mirror to remove it from the mounting hinge. The process is certainly not fast. Removing the mirrors took longer than removing all four doors and the top.

Overall good but the mirror vibrates quite a lot when you can get a picture of the surroundings but something is definitely not clear. They're also quite enlarged (or something like that), with the spacing quite different than the OEM mirrors. A slight adjustment is required every time you switch to or from them.

Wow what a poor product. Installation shouldn't take 20 minutes, but they do. Why would I spend so much time installing mirrors every time I dismantle doors? Also, when I tried to slide the mirror into the hole, it broke in my hand. These things are so poorly constructed that the landing is horrible, so you have to violently break the mirror it crashed into. The frame I was able to attach is actually so small that I can't see it from the driver's side because it doesn't reach far enough to fit…

They were difficult to put on and took two people because the mounts just don't fit together. I had to take her for a walk or I would have sent her back. After two days of parking on my car, the rubber discs crumbled. Even though I tightened the mirrors, the right one stayed in place, the left one didn't, even after repeated tightening. The brackets are so difficult to align that the threads on the mirrors got a little tangled after I took them off and I honestly don't know if I can use them a…

You really can't find a price for these mirrors. Super easy to install and they look pretty cool. My mirrors are mounted horizontally and I like it that way. I also painted the stainless steel parts with protective paint because I know they won't last long. Some people say they don't stay in place, but if you tighten the 3 bolts on the back and a nut that holds the position fairly tight, it's not a problem. Haven't tried it at full freeway speed yet, but no vibration at 45mph. Accidentally…

Well my 20 year old mirrors didn't stand still, they kept falling. I tried rubbing them and talking dirty words to them but they wouldn't go to bed. Bought and after a few tweaks they work great. Now I can reverse and look around without looking at the ground. They whistle, but THIS IS A JEEP, nothing is quieter in a convertible jeep. If you complain about the noise, you have a problem. If you need mirrors, they fit. ---------------- One year update, MEH mirror. better than the factory I had at

I looked at it for a while before buying it because like you I read the reviews. On the plus side I don't have to pay a fine because I don't have side mirrors, I can see them when reversing (sometimes) and they generally look good on my jeep and there isn't much vibration yet. The downside: the included gasket wears out after a use or two if you tighten them enough that they don't move faster than the smell. As soon as I got above 45 or so the wind would blow them to a different position or…

Installed with no problems but the strut bolts can get stuck unless you have recently removed them. I used an impact wrench to remove everything and an impact wrench to install the new mirror feet. 1) Install the base first 2) Insert the lever and insert the lever stop screw, make sure the lever is tilted up 3) Install the mirror on the lever, leave the mirror loose and tighten the screws around the ball joint until it is snug but not fully engaged 4) tighten the mirror but 5) tighten the…