🚗 Universal Car Blind Spot Mirrors by WildAuto - Wide Angle Adjustable Auxiliary Mirror for Enhanced Visibility Review

I put them on the underside of the mirrors. I attached a small piece of 3M double sided tape to the top of the mirrors opposite the stick on the guard underneath. Fixed seating position and excellent view of the cars/trucks behind me. Would recommend it to others in my GWRRA chapter.

This was the first screw on the RVM I tried after trying the stick on the art - they all fell off. I installed this device on my sports car that runs at high speeds. The driving range is sufficient to cover the blind spot and is adjusted when stopping at an intersection. Within a few weeks there's a slight creep factor that requires you to reach out and pinch to adjust - no big deal. After extensive testing, I bought another one. I was surprised to see that it didn't cause any noticeable…

I have compared this product to more traditional small mirrors that attach to the original car mirror. I like that they don't take up space. Original mirrors of the car and that they significantly increase visibility. I think of them as mirror extensions. They are not an attractive upgrade over the original car mirror, but they are very, very useful and functional. The last thing I want in life is to cause an unnecessary accident because I don't see as well as possible: what's behind me and…

Bought these to fit my Jeep Wrangler mirror housing. The mirrors appear to be well made. The adhesive metal block that the screws are attached to is too small and the screws "fall" off the edge of the metal. I had to put a piece of nylon washer over the metal to prevent this. The part that attaches to the mirror body then slides apart as you tighten it, causing the mirror itself to face the floor. So when you look in the mirror you see the underside of the front wheel of the car next to you…

Great product, easy to install, works well. Would give 5 stars if they did something better. First I installed them as directed and a small brass plate with double sided tape is used to attach to the top of the mirror housing on one side so the set screws have a base to slide onto. I ended up removing the plate and using small pieces of rubber from a bicycle tire inner tube on both the bottom and under the brass plate. I hope this gives a little lock washer-like back pressure and the bolts…

I bought 2 inch stick on mirrors and found that they can be used and used on the driver side but the passenger side was too wide for these small mirrors. So I bought these large ones listed as 5.9 x 1.2 x 2.2 inches and tried them out. You are excellent! I have uploaded a series of 7 photos showing the movement of a passing red SUV. The car I used was my 2005 Acura TL. Of course, each make and model of the car is installed individually. Installation includes a small plate with a 3M adhesive pad

Shortly after installing these blind spot mirrors we had to take our vehicle to the dealer to file a recall. Without asking, the dealer put our car through an automatic car wash. I hand wash my car only to avoid swirls and scratches on the paintwork caused by dirt build up on the brushes that come in contact with the car in an automatic car wash. In addition, automatic car washes use harsh chemicals that can damage your car. After washing the car we found that the blind spot mirrors were no…

I wanted to mount these blind spot mirrors [BS] to the underside of the side mirrors on my Ram 1500 Longhorn as I thought the touch washer would be more likely I would rip them off from above, plus I didn't want to lose sight of the mirrors. Unfortunately the turn signal/light on the underside of the side mirror protrudes far enough into the outer half to prevent mounting there and when mounting on the inner half of the side mirror the BS mirror touched the door when the side mirror was folded…

I bought these mirrors for my Nissan Altima, although it's a rather small car I've had it for many years and the blind spot has always bothered me. But lately I've had a few critical situations where I've changed lanes after looking in the mirror and still almost hit someone without seeing them until the very last second. Luckily for me, they were alert and reacted quickly by changing lanes. But, god forbid, things could have ended much worse and it would be entirely my fault if that had…