Utopicar XLarge Blind Spot Mirrors for SUVs, Vans, and Pick-up Trucks with Spacious Door Mirrors (2-pack) Review

With our SUV, I can see all the traffic around me, not just part of it. I've been using round mirrors for years - not anymore. I can't be happier with that.

Installed this on my 2017 Ram 1500 after tinting the windows and couldn't see the rear. excellent value for money and look a lot better than the ones I picked up from Autozone. I circled the part of the mirror that shows more than a normal mirror. Helped a lot to see cars in the blind spot!

Lack of tilt adjustment is the weak point of this blind spot mirror. I thought that the convexity of the mirror would be a pretty wide field of view, but I was wrong. Without the ability to adjust these blind spot mirrors, it doesn't differ much from the stock side mirrors. I like the shape of the mirror, but I removed it from my car because it cannot be adjusted regardless of how the mirror was originally viewed. Please add a small pivot point to the base so the angle of the mirror can be…

Works well. We have Xterra. So a good SUV. When driving, one has the feeling that this mirror occupies about a quarter of the original mirror. So it looks big. You can clearly see how the convex shape can distort the view. It took some getting used to, more than I expected. In general it is easy to install. Remember to press lightly on the center of the mirror where the 3M pad is. You cannot move it once installed. I wish I had a spinning one now. This mirror serves its purpose. Most likely…

Simple, it's been about 18 months and they're still on my car. Summer heat, winter snow and ice. Between rain and debris. Even the occasional deer crashed into the side, folding the mirror at around 45 mph. The blind spot mirrors are still glued on. When you glue them, pay attention to the curve in the corner of your mirror and decide whether to stick it to try to match/follow that curve. You can twist and stick it in almost any direction and it works. Clean the glass with Windex, then alcohol.

I have a Murano, a car notorious for its blind spots. The problem was evident from the original to the latest car design. This is the ultimate product failure nightmare that the manufacturer deliberately fails to address. Otherwise, I really like Murano, but this factor will not allow me to buy another. Having invested about $35,000, I was trapped for years. After several hours of driving, a friend suggested I install extra mirrors. To be honest they never made sense to me and were also…

Learn from me: I have these "squares" as the main product photo adjusted and it didn't work on my mirror which is rounded at the top outside. I didn't have to bother removing them because they popped out immediately with a little pressure (put on gloves or use a towel in case they break, although mine didn't). The 3M tape peeled off on one side immediately after, and when I messed it up on the other side, it immediately cleaned up with a sticky liquid, although someone would have suggested…