Blind Spots Mirror, SASUM Pack of 2, 2" Sector Blind Side Mirror Convex Stick-On Adjustable HD Glass Rust Resistant for Cars, SUVs, RVs, etc

They are made of real glass, not plastic. I used the extender that’s adjustable. Only glitch is the folks at thecar wash seem to always knock them out of adjustment. Wish there was a way to lock the position. Otherwise, perfect.

I have a 2009 Ford Focus that has a blind spot on the driver's side. I installed one mirror at the top corner of the factory side view mirror. I like that it is adjustable. The blind spot has been eliminated. It fits the contour of the side view mirror. I also installed the passenger side mirror. These solved the problem and look great. Images are clear and not distorted.

You can see the 3M tape on the glass with the bracket installed. You can fully remove the tape from the glass but the reflection just doesn't look professional. I attached the glass directly to my mirror but it doesn't curve enough to do much for blind spots that way. Shame. It was the shape of the glass that really got me to purchase this mirror. It fit so well with my car's mirror.

I really like the way Ford grinds the inset into their vehicle's mirrors which gives you incredible mirror coverage.That was my intention here.My friend bought a similar pair form her Jeep dealer and was quite satisfied. I "installed" them as well.After following the "directions" implicitly these babies managed to come off the very next day.The adhesive pads were marked "3M" but did NOT hold up like that product. Lesson learned.

This is quite nice for a luxury car (I wish some manufacturers would simply incorporate a convex lens into the side mirrors), but the 'convex-ness' of this mirror would be better with a sharper curve so that a better wide angle view would be available. I did not use the included plastic mount, because it would probably be moved and repositioned too easily.

Installed these on my new BMW X3 (with no factory drivers aids). This blind spot mirror works great, looks good and I really like the adjustable base. Just ordered another set for my wife’s RDX.

I recently got a Toyota Prius, which I love, but the design of the back and hatchback make it very hard to see in the blind spots in the rear. I was actually worried about safety when changing lanes. I did a lot of searching for "bubble mirrors" to enlarge my viewing range, and these were a great price. They were easy to attach to the front side mirrors (and I am not a good fix-it person), and have held up well over many car washes. Now when I change lanes, I can peek in the bubble mirror and actually see if someone is near my rear on either side. These were a good purchase and a very good deal for the price.

I bought these for my daughter and she said they looked nice and was excited to try them out. Unfortunately, it rained and one mirror fell off, disappeared and the other was barely hanging on. I asked if she prepped the surfaces per the directions and she stated she did. The manufacturer seriously needs to address this and use a better quality tape. I bought another set to replace the lost mirror and some 3M double sided tape to correct this deficiency. Hopefully this helps.