🔁 FOCOPO Replacement Passenger Side Door Mirror Set - Aftermarket, OE Compatible Review

Looks like another and was easy for me to install. For reference, I can change the tire, change the battery, change the oil, and change the air filter. Don't be shy if you dumped yours on a black trash can outside that was set up a day earlier for trash day. It was also a night when there were no street lights. You will not regret it.

This mirror fits my 2007 Ford Focus SE 4 door sedan perfectly. I had a few installation issues due to issues with non-mirror door parts. I'm not a fan of the basic mirror design which I feel is missing another stabilizing screw. However, this is a problem of Ford production design. At the same time, the price of this mirror is low enough and the quality is high enough that replacing it is not a big problem. If it breaks again, I would buy this product again at any time.

The mirrors look and work just as well as the original parts. This is the second I bought for the driver's side because of the car wash and deer. One small thing I noticed on my second car that wasn't a problem on my first is a little wobble in the mirrors when driving on the road. My guess is that the manufacturer didn't perfectly mount the mechanisms behind the glass to prevent jerking or image movement when the car's vibrations are transmitted through the mount. The rest is perfect. I don't…

I'm pretty good at breaking the driver's side mirror, I think I've managed it 3 times. My son also has a 2007 Focus and has broken down once or twice. These mirrors are OEM quality at a fraction of the cost and have never given me any problems. While people put their bins out in the street for me to meet them, or while I try to carry all the products at once and walk. right in the mirror, or until I break it by walking in with a cat carrier on my way to the vet office, I will continue to order…

This is PERFECT for my 2005 Ford Focus. It comes with foam padding and an electrical connector for power mirrors. It is just being screwed on and the cable connected. GOOD PRICE! NOTE: This does not come with mounting bolt and screw. You must use existing hardware. There is a 10mm screw and a torx screw. If your mirror (like mine) was sheared, chances are your front screw is missing. Some reviewers complained that the cutting edge was a little loose and vibrated. Some even used gorilla glue to…

My mom hit my car while pulling out of her driveway and ripped off my mirror. I kept it for over a year before finally saying enough was enough and buying a replacement. I have a 2007 Ford Focus hatchback and I certainly didn't want to spend extortionate money to replace a mirror. It was so inexpensive and my husband managed to put it on pretty easily. Ideal for a second mirror. No vibration so I'm assuming others didn't install it properly. When in doubt, just ask your mechanic to get it…

Purchased to replace my side mirror on my 2005 Focus after it was vandalized. It's ok as a replacement. It was only $20 but then again the material doesn't seem as strong as the OEM as the mirror shakes a lot more now. Also, it doesn't sit 100% flush with the car, resulting in air leaks that cause a slight whistling noise at highway speeds, noticeable when the radio is off. Adjusting the foam insulation mat a few times helped a bit. If spending a little more money meant a mirror made of…

I bought a 2003 Ford Focus zx5 for my daughter. Precise fit. The modular plug is fed through the hole and plugged directly into the socket inside. There is 1 thick 10mm that you need to unscrew - the rest are plastic latches/clips on the connectors. I didn't prefer to install this when the car was frozen and it was about 20 degrees outside, but my daughter is pregnant and the tape on the previous mirror wasn't cool. After screwing it and snapping it into place, I put the inner plastic in after…