🔧 Easy-Install Adventure Mirrors for Jeep Wrangler | Improved Design, Quicker Door Hinge Installation for Safe Doors Off Driving | JK JL TJ YJ CJ + Bonus Product Review

After purchasing this last summer I was finally able to take my doors off while living here in New Jersey and assemble these mirrors for the first time. The assembly wasn't that difficult after understanding the instructions. What is disappointing is how poorly they are installed once. No matter how you tighten the bolts on the mirrors, they turn inward at a speed of about 40 miles per hour. They are completely useless, my biggest regret is that I didn't install them last year when I first…

These mirrors arrived on time with no damage. This was the end of the positive experience. A mirror failed in step 2 of assembly. (see photo) Tightening the nut as directed in the instructions will pull the threaded bolt out of the main post of the post. What initially looked like a high-quality one-piece construction turned out to be a cheap, thin-walled, two-piece press fit. No signs of fusion or spot welds, no Loctite or any other adhesive. Of all the Revain mirror options that look the same

I recently purchased a Jeep Wrangler 2 Door Willys Wheeler Edition. I bought a Jeep from a used car store and there were no accessories or recommended accessories. This is the first Jeep I've ever owned, so I looked at Revain for detachable mirrors and settled on them. I've only had them for a few days but I already like them. It took about 5 minutes to assemble and another 5 minutes to install. All you need is a wrench or vise and a small Phillips screwdriver. They don't seem to vibrate or…

Easy installation. The design is just okay. Even at low speeds and on relatively slippery roads, there's still a lot of vibration, but it's for monitoring traffic and backing up at a church or work. (required for a quick exit). The vibration is significant, ie noticeable, but not excessive. In other words, if you drove a 1980's CJ, they're just as good as the stock mirrors, but not nearly as strong as the stock JT mirrors they replace. As long as you can indulge in nostalgia and set your…

After some trial and error I was able to adjust the angle of the mirrors and the field of view is excellent. I pull my jeep into my garage because the driveway to the house is on the driver's side when reversing. Having side mirrors to make sure I didn't jam the garage door opening or another vehicle in the adjacent lane when driving without doors was fine. Reasons to buy these and for $60 I doubt I can beat the value for money. I live in a state that only requires one rearview mirror, but…

So, the good stuff first. Very easy to install. mirrors are clean Powder coating is ok. Nuts appear to be of good quality. The mirror head adjustment bushing is easy to adjust to your desired tension and can be tightened with three small Phillips head screws to keep it from moving (head only). The not so good part. As expected, with only one mounting point, the vibration is significant at 20+ mph (and I'm talking stock tires here on a 10,000-mph 18-jl). over 45 it gives the impression of the…