🔍 Utopicar Blind Spot Mirrors - Innovative Car Door Mirrors for Enhanced Traffic Safety and Wide Rear View [Frameless Design] (2 Pack) Review

Installed the day I received it and found it lying on the garage floor the next morning after sitting all night without a car. It was no mistake to clean the mirror properly and warm up the glue before attaching it, as you can see that the mount is still firmly attached to the mirror. The mount is not attached to the point mirror, which prevented the manufacturer from properly cleaning its mount. It would be a good product if done right. I would not risk the reliability of this product based on

Mirror glass perfect. Foam padding not great. Double sided tape used to attach the blind spot mirror to a regular mirror is suspect. It doesn't look like it will last long. But my solution was to remove the foam from the mirrors and use a drop of exterior silicone sealant to attach the blind spot mirror to the regular mirror. This results in a lower adhesive profile and lasts until you peel it off. Use tape to support the mirror until the sealant dries. It will look like a phone.

They work well as expected. Some reviews were disappointing, saying views had only increased a foot. When the cars move out of my regular mirror's field of view, they've been in the blind spot mirror's field of view for some time. They remain in my blind spot field of vision even as they invade my peripheral field of vision. I don't know what else to expect. Re: adhesive, I decided to play it safe and added some clear silicone adhesive/sealant, so I can't tell if the supplied adhesive is…

I bought 4 different blind spot mirrors (including these Autopicar models) from Revain to find the one that worked best for me. I decided to return them after temporarily installing them on my computer. That's why I didn't save them. #1: They are unregulated. These mirrors are attached with thick double-sided tape. They can't be moved once they're stuck... and you can't change their angle, regardless of your primary mirror. My car currently has Amfor blind spot mirrors (rectangular) installed…

Other reviewers stated that the mirrors came with foil. Mine came without a letter on the back of each for left/right placement. At the back was a small round pad of foam rubber with another half layer that could be used as a wedge. This creates a small air bubble between the trim and the original mirror, which can affect the adhesion to the car mirror. After cleaning the ISO mirrors and drying them, I stuck them on and did a test drive. I found very little difference in what I watched between…

I was a bit disappointed with these blind spot mirrors. Yes, they are easy to put on. Yes, they pretty much match the shape of my mirrors. Yes, they increase the viewing angle. However, they don't increase it enough. I also use a round mirror for the blind spots on the left mirror and it gives a much larger field of view. I was looking for something that would really help with reverse parking (to see the while lines and make sure I'm properly centered). These hardly help. So today I have 3…

While searching for a blind spot mirror for my Subaru Outback I came across several articles describing how to adjust the side mirrors to eliminate the blind spot. This was new information for me, it took me a week to get used to and it almost put me off looking for blind spot mirrors. return. These mirrors didn't quite match the shape of the top corner of my side mirror and that bothered me when I looked, but they don't look bad or clunky at all once installed. I didn't want them to be…