🚘 Enhance Driving Safety with YASOKO Plastic Housing Auto Auxiliary Blind Spot Mirror - Side-View Double Mirror (Right, Silver) Review

I use this on my Toyota for blind spots. Positioning took a while, but once it's in a winning spot, it works great. I use it for 4-5 months until it moves.

My wife and I share the concerns and we have a big difference in seating positions so the mirror needs to be on the passenger side adjusted at each change. the driver's side mirror was fine.

Nice experience. I purchased both the left and right side mirrors and both items arrived quickly and in good condition. The mirrors helped me park my minivan easily without scratching my tires on the curbs. Very good product.

I used 100% ethanol to clean the car mirror before sticking. was set for a 65 degree day and withstood the pressure for a few minutes before being left overnight. in the morning as soon as i left the track on the ramp, it flew away. Don't spend money like me

It has held in place after at least three car washes so I am happy with it. After a few months of use, the lens is a bit blurry, but I can still see what's behind me. I use the lens closest to the car to focus on the rear wheel area to see if there are pets near the rear wheel. The passenger side would also be helpful.

I like this style. With two mirrors, I can put one on the outside for blind spots and one on the inside to see lines in parking lots when reversing. This style fits well and attaches securely to my mirrors. The only problem is that the passenger side mirror only needs one large mirror, you are far from the mirror and looking at three mirrors can be confusing depending on your setup.

I thought I was seeing a blind spot but this mirror immediately rotates to an unusable angle at highway speeds. When I was 15, it was cool around my apartment building, but I found myself constantly changing its position. If you still want it, I don't recommend the dual-mirror version - it's an idea that seemed like a good idea at first. Time, but ends with dizziness.

Imagination reigns in the road construction departments. A lot more than Texas where I live. It has some notion of a 15 degree entry lane, which is a great idea. The problem is that mirrors don't have that 45 degree angle to see what's in the lane you're entering, and the pillars in most cars don't allow you to see traffic. I cut off the bottom hooks which I haven't figured out yet and hopefully with the new 3M spacers I ordered it will be possible to mount this mirror on top of the mirror and…