EFORCAR Auxiliary Adjustable Universal Vehicles Review

This mirror fits my BMW 2 Series perfectly (see attached picture). So if you're annoyed (like me) that BMW removed blind surveillance for the 2 Series this year, then this is the mirror for you. The mirrors are real glass, are right and left handed (another big plus) and can be mounted on either side to match the curvature of your mirror. They also include pre-installed 3M automotive-grade double-sided tape, and the mirrors can be moved up and down a bit after installation to customize your…

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…

I love these spot mirrors. I just bought a 2016 Chevy Colorado WT Extended Cab. It has HUGE blind spots (I'm sure the same goes for the corresponding GMC Canyon). Because this is an extended cab, the rear windows are very narrow and I have a 1-2 inch wide gap to look out of when I turn my head. I think GM was aware of this issue as the fairing is LT and most importantly there are built-in point mirrors - WT and base NO. Before I bought these mirrors I took a picture and superimposed it on the…