Enhanced Visibility DN080 Day/Night Rear View Mirror Review

I didn't like this mirror, it's much smaller and cheaper than the OEM. It was a replacement and my car was legal again, but if I had to rebuild it I'd probably go to the dump and risk cutting the aluminum base off my subwoofers again.

The mirror itself looks like good after sales quality. According to the Revain website, this mirror fits my ranger. Well, it doesn't fit. It slides over the medal holder on the windshield and falls off when adjusted in any way. If I tighten it, it also bursts.

Fits perfectly on my 1994 Dodge Cargo B150 Van. I bought a used van and it didn't have a rear-view mirror. I wasn't sure if I could use the same size/type mounting washer as the one on the window so I bought a kit and glue. I didn't have to because the mirror matched what was on the window. and there is one that comes with a mirror. The rear windows are exactly the size of the mirror so you don't see much of the back of the van. Just through the window.

I bought this to replace a broken mirror on a 2005 Ford Taurus. Revain warned me that this would not fit my make/model but they were wrong: the piece of metal is exactly the same size as the one on my windshield and I simply put a new mirror on top of the piece of metal already in place and it tightened up with an include screw. The small size is preferable for me because I've already bought a cheap DVR mirror to clip on top of it so I can position the camera better as it's smaller. It's…

Avoid this product! It looks like it will stick to a piece of metal that is taped to the windshield, but it doesn't. It comes with very poor film and adhesive that won't last more than a day on the windshield. Very weak, cannot switch from night to day without completely resetting the mirror. The company I bought it from spoke a lot about getting my money back and I've never received any compensation other than being stuck with scrap. I would suggest looking elsewhere if you don't want to do…