POMFW Rearview Convex Side Mirrors for Cars SUV Truck Van - Stick on 3M Adhesive, HD Glass Frameless, Sway & Rotate Adjustable Wide Angle, 2 inch Rhombus - Set of 2pcs Review

Set of 2 blind spot mirrors, adjustable dials and tape. You can adjust them as needed as they are mounted on adjustable dials. Improved blind spot visibility and the ability to see where your tires are on the road. No issues with durability or blow off when riding on the road. Good product.

I really struggled to find a mirror that I thought would fit my JKU Wrangler because the mirrors are so square. But "Blind Spot Mirrors HD Glass Convex Rear View Mirrors" work great. I love how you can customize them. This is important for me because we often change drivers and they have to be adjusted every time.

I love this mirror. My old car had it and I was surprised that my newer and larger car didn't have it. But I'm so used to the blind spot mirror. From a safety point of view, it's really important. I wash my car every two weeks and it hasn't fallen off. Very easy to put on and move to the right place. I broke the rules and put it on the bottom of the mirror because my car has a blind spot sensor in the top corner. That works just as well.

It's always nice to see dead spots. The position of the mirror should be based on the shape of your mirrors. The mirror should be installed in a place where a larger view opens up. I placed the mirrors closer to the body at the top where the image is not important to the driver. This mirror looks great on my car mirrors. I was worried it might look ugly on the car mirror, but it doesn't. I took the time to choose a design and visibility over many others and I settled on this one. I am happy…

Works well on the outside bottom corners of my 18 Silverado mirrors so I can see the rear tires and as I approach curbs, lines, etc. They are larger than I would like, but I couldn't. I couldn't find a slightly smaller size that I was sure would work for my purpose. However, considering that the rear tires limit visibility in blind spots, that doesn't bother me too much. I put black tape on the back of the mirror to darken the back. It's a little less distracting than the white lettering on the

I wore mine for a year. I washed my car and decided to take them off because I wasn't using them. So I took a piece of dental floss to tuck it into the base and used a sawing motion to go all the way. I didn't take much at all and they went down well. I have a small piece of paper and glue left over. I used a razor blade. The first went with no problems. The second was left with glue residue. I took some rubbing alcohol and rubbed it in to dissolve it and just used my razor to remove the soft…

It gives me such a great field of vision. I live in an area with very narrow streets, lots of cyclists and crazy drivers who don't use signals. It was important to me to protect myself and others on the road. My car has all the new safety tech, but those little mirrors saved me from a nasty side impact on the freeway from a lane skipper when the safety mirror sensors warned me too late. If I hadn't had that mirror, I never would have seen her coming. I love all the new technology in cars but…

I rode them all day and they are really good! Looking at the photo I took, my side mirror only shows the tailgate handle and pretty much exactly. With this blind spot mirror I could see my tires, the other side of the road, cars much further away. If my kids had their own bikes or my dogs (God forbid) or worse and I didn't have that and a backup camera, I wouldn't be able to see anything. The small mirrors are adjustable so you have the perfect view from both sides. If you don't have a backup…

My wife's 2010 Camry has side airbags which take up a lot of room to my left and create a huge blind spot. I've noticed that there's a spot where even if there's a car next to me but right over my shoulder, I don't see it at all because of that thing on the way, which caused me to get in a daze. some close calls. This small, round, glued-on mirror made all the difference. No more blind spots! And while I'm still looking over my shoulder (habit, security, etc.) I don't really need it because it…