🏌️ moveland [Newest] Golf Cart Rear View Mirror Without Fall Off: Wide 15" Panoramic Mirror Compatible with EzGo, Yamaha, Club Car Review

I was a bit hesitant when I first bought the mirror due to some reviews that it moves or the mirror is hard to see due to road vibrations. I took my golf cart off the street and had no problems! Not sure if other mirrors tighten incorrectly. Follow the simple instructions and you will be happy! I had to drill through the metal part of the roof but it wasn't difficult.

I just bought two new EZGO golf carts and ordered these cart mirrors. Once we figured out where to place them, they were very easy to install. We ended up screwing them into the underside of the roof because the metal holding the roof was too narrow. Mirrors work great. Good foresight and very little vibration. I also like that they can be moved depending on the driver.

The instructions are of high quality. no, there isn't, at least not in the package I got, but four screws, two bolts, that's not rocket science. My only concern is that it bounces MUCH more than I expected even though it was attached to the bottom edge of the use case (product image). Again, it's mostly off-road, on-road (minimum time I'll use) it's been fine, just know your application.

I didn't even think the mirror wouldn't vibrate. This is a golf cart, there is almost no suspension, the mirror vibrates as the golf cart moves. I installed it on the EZGO and drilled directly into the plastic headliner through the included brackets. The company leaves the "how to install it" question unclear, but that's what you do. The supplied hardware is not designed for more, it looks like self-tapping screws. Just let this vibration lie and you will be fine! Installation takes 60 seconds…

Very high quality for the price and does exactly what it says on the tin. Except for two small things: It even wobbles on sidewalks, no matter how tightly you attach it. And since you can only mount it directly on the roof, it doesn't show the rear view. It might work if you were about 4ft 5" tall, but as a 6+ foot I only got a glimpse of the top of the golf cart and the top of my head. Not suitable for this task. It might work as a ski boat mirror, but it doesn't work particularly well as a…

The mirror on our club golf cart was hanging by a thread, was badly scratched and fogged up. I bought this as a replacement as it was wider and had different attachment points. Unlike the old one that was attached to the plexiglass windshield, I installed it on a plastic cart roof. Two (2) small holes were all I had to drill on the front edge of the canopy. The mirror is securely mounted and provides an excellent all-round view of what is behind the driver. There is very little vibration as the