Esright Jeep Wrangler Mirrors Doors - Compatible with Jeep JK JL TJ YJ CJ & Unlimited, Anti-shake and Wider View Adventure Door Hinge Mirrors - Easy Installation, Rectangular Offroading Mirror Doors Review

It's a solid construction, but it's extremely inconvenient to disassemble every part because the bottom bracket has to go under the Jeep's hinge, which means you have to screw each nut completely have to dismantle

Not the best fitting/installation guide but if you are a bit versed you can find out. They do move around a bit so you'll have to adjust every 4-6 rides, but overall a decent value for what you're getting.

They worked as they should until the plastic part broke and it wouldn't move. I was hoping the price would last but got two uses of them. I would not buy again

I paid about $25 for them and at that price they are worth it. If they cost more I would return them as they cannot really be installed without modification. If you're not the easygoing type, you'd better ditch them.

They are very difficult to put on and take off every time you want to take the doors off but once fitted they work better than any other add-on mirror I've had. tried and won't break the bank. I can't fit all the washers, I just use what works and call it good. They make minimal noise and they don't fold/shift every time you drive 35+ mph.

Nothing special but I have to comment on the equipment. Where the support arm enters the pivot point are two pieces of plastic that also need to interlock when tightened. , should prevent the mirror from rotating. Weak at best. Like everyone else, they vibrate terribly when driving. I had to take matters into my own hands and find the best solution for doors without mirrors.

They will do the trick, but they haven't eaten true "plug-in" mirrors. A strut actually attaches under the pivot mount and then bolts on. Sooooo if you want to take them off or put them back on you have to completely disassemble and reassemble all the parts to put them back together. Returned them and ordered a kit that attaches to the windshield pillar. So I can also use my tubular doors or half-doors with it.

I bought it a little over a month ago and I was waiting for it to be unpacked. BIG MISTAKE. I decided to fit them to my Jeep yesterday and the screw on the back of the mirror isn't even long enough to go through the frame they supply. It comes with a bolt, washer, and locknut, and there's not enough room to even just fit on the bolt. A complete waste of money. Do yourself a favor and buy what you can at least put together.