Review on 🔍 Enhanced Visibility: HD Metal Lens 360° Blind Spot Mirrors, Proudly Made in the USA! by William Stewart

Good mirrors with good image quality. They could probably be a bit cheaper but offer excellent blind spot coverage. In situations that don't require towing, I personally recommend setting the mirrors to the five o'clock position of the rear view mirrors (lower right corner). Something else seems to be interfering with the real field of view of the rearview mirror. BTW, if you need to remove an existing point mirror or need to relocate these mirrors, I recommend fishing line or thin high-strength thread/string as blades or scrapers of any kind will scratch your mirrors no matter how careful you are. Residual glue can be removed with Goo Gone or similar. If a little more "friction" is needed for a permanent adhesive, you can use a popsicle stick under a soft cloth soaked in Goo Gone. According to our own experience, dental floss is also not suitable for this adhesive. After clicking the thread a few times, I switched to thin nylon thread. A wafer-thin film of liquid silicone or silicone caulk is a good substitute for adhesives. Use a hair dryer to dry the silicone until tacky, then stick it to the mounting surface. Note. If you use too much silicone, the mirrors will slip.