🔍 TYC 2600131: Premium Replacement Mirror for Ford/Mercury Passenger Side - Power Non-Heated Review

Great replacement for a mirror. One of the easiest part swaps I've ever done. It only took about five minutes in the 102-degree Texas heat. Not bad. Looks nice. Better than the factory original.

This was a quality replacement that was shipped to my door promptly. Installation took ten minutes using a YouTube video. The seller charged ten times as much to replace my mirror! A win!

Ideal for 2010 Ford Explorer. Installation requires only a 10mm socket wrench and removal of the top triangular panel in the door. The complete installation took about 15 minutes with a little knowledge of the automotive industry. Externally identical to the Original Equipment OEM mirror for 2008-2011 Ford Escape models.

Great buy! After one of the mirrors on my Escape got damaged, the dealer charged me 200 for a replacement. I was able to replace mine in less than 40. Installation was easy and not only do you realize it's a replacement, the electronic adjustment works on this model. Very happy with this purchase!

The product itself is perfect. Precision fit, with noise reduction foam insert, easy to install. The item was placed in a thin cloth bag instead of bubble wrap and where it rubbed against the box there was a hole in the bag and a scratch mark on the mirror body. Maybe you should reconsider the packaging but overall a great product for the price.

Very easy to replace. Took me about 15 minutes. It will be helpful if you can purchase panel removal tools to pry off the plastic panels. I only had to remove the one directly covering the mirror and slightly wedged the door panel to remove and replace the screws. The connection fits perfectly and the mirror has been working for a few months like its predecessor without any problems.

The mirror was well packaged and arrived in a few days. This turned out to be an identical replacement and good quality. Installation was easy, aided by the included instructions and some videos on YouTube. It took most of the time to remove the inner door panel. just go slow There are a few "hidden" screws that are easy to find. Three screws secure the mirror. Removing and replacing the mirror (including the electrical connection) was easy. The mirror worked fine.