🚗 Rally Panoramic Rearview Mirror - Easy Installation, Fits Cars, SUVs, Trucks, and Vans (91515) Review

So let's start with the first impression. Opening the box gives you two things: a mirror and a small box of equipment. No instructions; the ones on the box.ish. So, if you look at the instructions on the box, the installation looks pretty easy. In any case, use this only as a guide and not a law. Here's why: In the picture, the mirror is upside down, which greatly reduces the effectiveness of the mirror. If you mirror properly, you can see your surroundings centrally, and the way they are…

I've heard about these mirrors a lot and seen them on people's cars but I never understood it. I definitely do now! This mirror allows you to see much more, making you feel safer behind the wheel by minimizing blind spots. I drive a low car so this mirror is a good reason I couldn't see much before but now I can see again. The only thing I'm having trouble with is the installation. You have to say goodbye to the sun visors as you use their holes to mount the mirror. The holes on the brackets I…

I have used these Wink mirrors in my cars for over 40 years. Got an even stronger one in a '79 Mustang. I have one in a Mercury minivan and I can see all 5 rear windows and the passenger window from my driver's window! There are literally NO blind spots with this mirror. You'll never have to take your eyes off the road to look over your shoulder again. Motorway junctions and lane changes at high speed are mastered with ease. A few tips: Under no circumstances should you buy a windshield…

Traditionally, a screw cannot be tightened with just a wrench. If you try to tighten the bolt without holding the nut, the nut will spin in circles. Well, this rearview mirror has screws. Part of the screw is behind a glass mirror that cannot be reached with a wrench or even your fingers. The designers made half of the locking bar square. Supposedly this is so that when the bolt is inserted into a square hole, the bolt does not spin freely. The problem is that the square hole is so big that the

I installed this in a 1999 Subaru Impreza Outback. I've watched a few videos and in most of them the sun visor has been removed and the holes have been used to support the mirror and the sun visors have been removed. I was able to install the Wink mirror using 1 of the 2 holes for each sun visor and added a longer corner piece to bring the mirror closer to the windshield leaving enough room to reinstall the sun visors and keep them functional. I'm very happy with how it works. Eliminates blind…