🚘 Passenger Side Mirror Glass for Buick Rainier, Chevy Trailblazer, GMC Envoy & Isuzu Ascender - Fit System Review

I give 1 star only because I can't go lower! A complete waste of money. Installed exactly as instructed and lasted less than 24 hours. Fallen and crashed!

We had a terrible hailstorm and my mirror was damaged. I ordered it and received it within 3 days at most. It was easy to follow the instructions for use. Everything I needed was included in the kit. Took less than 3 minutes. I would definitely buy this item again.

Works well. A bit more prominent than the factory but I see more now haha. This is a cheaper route than the accommodation route. If you use this, be prepared to scrape off the old mirror. It's probably worth spending more, but this is a very suitable product. 4 stars.

Fits perfectly. It was a hassle to remove the broken mirror from the plastic but once I did it the mirror was very easy to put on and fitted perfectly. Good product. Note: The mirror is completely clean. The stains in the picture are a reflection of the Trailblazer, which of course needs a car wash.

This was a very simple fix to a small crack in my drivers mirror on my landmark 2006 Chevy. It made it hard to see. This mirror sticks directly to the original mirror without removing the bracket. Didn't give the fifth star the missing "objects in the mirror" and it looks very clear which doesn't really match the original which almost looks like pure smoke. In my opinion.

Spent 2 hours removing old cracked glass. Fitted in and didn't fit (the site says right under the Christmas tree for the 2014 Chevrolet Trailblazer). Flaked off after 2 weeks. Then I bought an expensive 3M tape and reinstalled it. Fell into many small pieces within 6 months leaving a big mess in the driveway that needed cleaning up. Then I bought a replacement mirror with a plastic backing. Installs in 10 minutes Looks great and works great Buy this

so i read some reviews about this product and the similar fit systems interchangeable lens model but i was still crazy. The glass will never be exactly the same shape as it is cut into the black plastic molding. That's part of Murphy's Law (and I'm working on patenting what will soon become Matthew's Law. "dry preinstalled" and of course found that the glass wouldn't sit perfectly in the plastic frame after everything was sealed with double sided tape ( I used the extra one as everyone…