Universal Mirror: Fit System 1701 Economy Classic Round Driver/Passenger Side Replacement Review

Love this item. Mirrors look great. But they don't match the mirror studs on my car, that's my fault, I should have done some research before ordering.

For the price they are amazing, they are plastic and probably use your own hardware because the screws they give you are not zinc plated so they will rust and also work well on our Miata! @86 goals

It proved to be a suitable replacement for a car that was only made 4000 times. They continued as you would expect if you ever replaced a side mirror. There were simply NO options and only one person was noticed at the fair. ME. I know. They're just good for what they do.

Mirror looks good but feels a little cheap (feels like metallic painted plastic). Also, I did not receive any of the self-tapping mounting screws listed in the description. I'll either have to buy it myself (most likely) or hope the seller will contact me (let's be honest). Otherwise it's easily 4 out of 5 stars. The only thing that annoys me is that I have to go buy mounting screws now.

Chromed plastic base/shoulder but looks nice. The back of the mirror is made of chromed metal. The mirror is very hard at first. Be careful with it until it comes loose or you can break the entire plastic lever. Although many said it didn't fit my 1995 Mazda Miata (North America 1989-1997). The block I received had two solid holes 4 1/8 inches apart down the center. Image and older devices seem to have a fixed hole and a slotted (variable) hole, making it a more versatile fit. good for mounting

They do their job. The back plate on the mirror itself and the ball are made of metal. The bracket is made of chrome-plated plastic. They are fine out of the box for the price. The screws started working within a few weeks, so you can spend pennies at the hardware store for better zinc or stainless steel screws if you want them to look good. Customization is a minor issue. I couldn't tilt the passenger side far enough to really see where I needed to go. A little Dremel work will fix this and on