MOSTPLUS Silverado 2008 2013 Sequential Clearance Exterior Accessories Review

Pros: Neat appearance Fits flush with a factory look Clear lenses Large point mirrors Good signal lights Positive locking when turning and exiting Cons: Lenses shake slightly at highway speeds but not enough to bother me You need the lenses a lot far adjust to see but it works. In general I really like them. Now I just have to see how long they last.

The product is garbage, be careful. Not only garbage of goods, but the seller does not guarantee and does not return the money. I've been working with them for more than 2 months with no success. So if you value your money and time. I would continue to look for a product other than anything from this guy. I hope this helps someone avoid getting scammed out of money.

Works but definitely cheap. The mirror is crooked, adjusted all the way to the left or right, and the mirror seems to be stuck. What I don't like about it is that when you look in mirrors you can see the wires sticking together at the edges of the mirror. Generally cheap.

You look good. I like the turn signals and the field of view. I carry a 42ft rig and need them for a better view. Unfortunately they swing a lot. Difficulty concentrating when changing lanes and looking for other vehicles. They are by far the best aftermarket models I've found, but I'll take them off and put the original parts back on. Just not safe for me with shaking glass.

Tow mirror with most bells and whistles. Easy to install on your car but catching the cord was a challenge. But that's not the fault of the mirrors. A good buy for a great look. I like the way the turn signals light up and especially the reverse lights. The cable colors supplied do not match the description. But it was easy to tell that the red was black.

Good mirrors. They are just as easy to assemble as the original mirrors. But as it is written in inf. You have no memory. Also note that on my 2008 Chevy Suburban the memory loss seat function isn't a big deal for me either, but it might be for some of you. Most cables just plug in, but the reversing light in the mirrors needs to be plugged in manually if you want to use it, it's not necessary but a nice feature. And the complexity of the wiring depends on the vehicle and personal…

I was concerned about buying them because a lot of other reviews said the mirrors shook. After looking at all my other options, I found that the other options were 2-3 times more expensive. I said to myself if they wobble too much I'll try to support the mirror with foam or strengthen them somehow. But after installing it, I took it fully extended for a freeway test drive. No shaking. Last week I drove my trailer to southern Utah and then drove 40 miles there and 40 miles back on some of the…

Hi, I have a 2007 Chevrolet Silverado (new body style) LTZ and I'm pretty picky about what I buy for work. Let me start with this: if I wasn't a full-time mechanic and didn't have access to all the wiring diagrams of the car I put them in, I probably would have given up trying to get everything to work. Well here is how I did it. I have attached a schematic where you can see I installed 3 separate relays to have full control of these mirrors. The attached diagram shows how it is connected and…