Review on 10L0L Golf Cart Side Mirrors - Compatible with Club Car, EZ-GO, Yamaha, and Other Models by Kevin Johnson

I really only needed a spare mirror (long story, bad day) but it was cheaper to buy a pair. I've spent too much time reading the fine print and questions and answers on every golf cart replacement mirror to match the screws in my old one that I didn't have to figure out how to drill new holes in my existing (heavy metal mirror) can drill. Bracket. Said bracket has screw holes that are (I thought) an odd spacing of about 2 1/4" compared to the 2 3/4" (about 2 3/4") in the description of these mirrors and only approximately are spaced every other mirror.But here's what the manufacturer doesn't mention for some reason.There is an additional screw hole about 2" from the top hole that needs another screw (usually a wood screw) that even comes with the mirrors So I installed mine in minutes and the top bracket is a pretty solid screw.(more on that in a moment), and the bottom is a thinner wood screw that goes in the third hole and gets stuck in the plastic of the transom bracket are adjusted it can wiggle but it seems fine, it would have taken me even less time to install if the other hardware that came with these mirrors wasn't so crazy the wrong size - di e screw was way too long and I had to rummage through our tool box to find another one. Bolt and matching nut that work. But compared to the effort I thought would increase, I have no complaints. The price couldn't be better either.