I have a 1998 ford escort and my left mirror got smashed and fell off is this mirror good for this type car
889582
I have no sight out of my left eye and I ordered a side mirror which practically replaces my need for my lost eye.....i LOVE IT! Makes me feel so much safer behind the wheel!
889583
It has to have something to secure itself onto but if there is still part of your original housing to clamp onto it will be a decent replacement, certain a wider field of view. The adjustments to the angulation of the mirror in the housing are somewhat limited. It definitely reduces the blind spot considerably which is why I use it though a few degrees more adjustability would have been nice.
889584
Not as a _replacement_ for the original mirror. It's an accessory wide view mirror to add extra view to the main mirror. For that, it's very useful.
2066378
Yes. I would recommend using the rubber gasket from your old mirrors if possible.
166575
if I recall correctly the rest of the mirror serves as a rearview mirror. Unfortunately, the mirror did not consistently work, and I had to use a different one, which is too bad, because on occasion when it worked it was crystal clear.
1868356
I had an '04 with power mirrors and it fit perfectly. Use Scotch Exterior Mounting Tape, also sold on Amazon works well for mounting it. If your mirror is not badly cracked just go over it as removing all the pieces of a broken mirror is a chore.
431300
The mirror has two brackets at the top that fit over the top edge of your mirror to hold it in place, but it has elastic bands that wrap around both mirrors to hold it snug so that it doesn't rattle. It doesn't rattle even a little bit. There's still some stretch left, so you shouldn't have any problem. My car's mirror is an auto day/night, and it's pretty thick, too. The best part is the wide mirror does eliminate blind spots and also makes it easier to parallel park. That was something of an expected bonus. Otherwise, it's not going to be the prettiest thing in your car, but it does exactly what it's supposed to do. What a surprise! The mirror has two brackets at the top that fit over the top edge of your mirror to hold it in place, but it has elastic bands that wrap around both mirrors to hold it snug so that it doesn't rattle. It doesn't rattle even a little bit. There's still some stretch left, so you shouldn't have any problem. My car's mirror is an auto day/night, and it's pretty thick, too. The best part is the wide mirror does eliminate blind spots and also makes it easier to parallel park. That was something of an expected bonus. Otherwise, it's not going to be the prettiest thing in your car, but it does... » Read More The mirror has two brackets at the top that fit over the top edge of your mirror to hold it in place, but it has elastic bands that wrap around both mirrors to hold it snug so that it doesn't rattle. It doesn't rattle even a little bit. There's still some stretch left, so you shouldn't have any problem. My car's mirror is an auto day/night, and it's pretty thick, too. The best part is the wide mirror does eliminate blind spots and also makes it easier to parallel park. That was something of an expected bonus. Otherwise, it's not going to be the prettiest thing in your car, but it does exactly what it's supposed to do. What a surprise! « Show Less
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In my car yes I have an e46 BMW but the mirror acts as a sun visor because it hangs down a little.you can buy the parts to attach it to your window but I didn't want to spend the extra money. This mirror is well with it, it just save me from a crash on the highway 3 days ago you can really see everything.
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should be fine. to make extra sure just substitute the screws it comes with for some longer ones and drill into the studs. NOTE: Be careful not to over tighten the screws with putting your mirror in, you could crack the mirror.
645216
Yes, this will work. You will get two mounts in the package. One will fit your mirror. If it is made of plastic, be very careful. It is easy to break the flanges. I tried the plastic first and had to re-order when the flanges broke as I attached the mirror to the mount I had stuck on the windshield. When I re-ordered I got the metal mounts. Much better. No problems with them.
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I had a helmet mirror that would bounce around when I would ride on ruff roads and or if bumped. I have used this mirror for over 6 months and I ride 100 plus miles a week and it is just as solid as the day I bought it. The mirror is large and you may find you might have a blind spot but I have found it not to be a problem. For me this mirror was well worth the money.
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I have a 05 that had those mirrors. I like the mirrors from amazon better. But they don't move out with a button, that's the only draw back. They will fit fine where your old mirrors were. Wire up the same also. Had no problems
427581
I believe if you have apiece left on your door, it broke off of assembly. This mirror is everything you need.
1205421
It should as long as the make model and year of your car matches. Your current mirror should also currently be a heated.
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the ford F-150 comes with two sizes of side mirrors,,, if you xlt has the larger one yes the clip on mirrors will work... but if you truck has the smaller mirror then you must buy the replacement.. if you are going to do that I would suggest get the towing mirror that is a direct bolt on from ford.. they are biger and slid in and out for towing or daily use...
1078700
How would I know, I own a Ford. Really it is a piece of junk and arrived broken. It would be better to place on your side door mirrors those little stick on blind spot mirrors.
1449783
sorry... mine fit just fine on both sides. However im not the biggest fan, the mirror itself has a lot of vibration when driving almost making it harder to see and more distracting.
893153
I have had 3 different vehicles and each time the mirror fit with no issues. Always be sure to get it professionally installed
1490147
It connects to the window mount. If your old mirror connects to the window you should be good.