🔍 Toyota Sienna Fit System Passenger Side Mirror Glass: Perfect Replacement for Optimal Visibility Review

Fits perfectly on my 2000 Toyota Sienna. The mirror was broken, but now it's going to be a bright sunny day! A huge plus - it has no "object in mirror" sticker! Which is a plus in my book. I would buy again.

If you like to do it yourself, you will find a great replacement for the original here. I remember not using their double sided tape but using an adhesive called "silicone jelly" (not 100% sure at the moment) to stick it firmly to my old Sienna's heated ear after reading other reviews . Ideal at any time of the year.

The mirror was delivered and received on time. Ideal for Toyota Sienna Driver Side Mirror Cover. Instead of using the tape that came with it, I mixed up some epoxy and glued some beads to the back of the new mirror. Then I just covered the old cracked mirror with a new one. So far, so good!

Perfect for our 1999 Sienna. Someone broke our wing mirror and I, an old car, didn't want to spend a lot of money to fix a broken mirror. It worked great. All I did was give the cracked mirror a good rinse with rubbing alcohol and tape that to it. Has been working without problems for over a year.

High-quality mirror glass, precisely fitting. Only 2 pieces of double-sided tape are included, so you may need a little more. The instructions say to put it on top of the existing glass, but I decided to remove the old glass first. I think it worked fine. The price was very reasonable. If you search for K Source glass on Revain you will find an overview with a video showing how to install it. The only criticism was the delivery. It took over 2 weeks before I received it.

Fits perfectly in the plastic frame of the original mirror. It came with double sided tape to mount it, but since it's convex I used silicon grommet to attach it to the base plate (the original was attached with white rubber grommet). Cannot distinguish it from the original mirror. Update: I bought another one of these in 1/2018 but this time I had to remove the bottom edge of the base plate with a rotary tool because the mirror was too wide to fit in the recess. Secure it around the perimeter…

Perfect for my 1998 14 year old van. I have heated mirrors so I didn't want to remove the old cracked mirror hoping the heat would continue to flow. I did not use the 2 adhesive strips that came with the mirror. Instead I used a silicone strip around an old cracked mirror (held up by 14 years of corrosion and an electrical element behind it) + another strip down the middle. I was hoping that the continuous roll would capture the heat of the mirror in a small space and have no choice but to…