My Mirror is more of an oval shape. Will these work for odd shapes like this?
931272
Yes. I am using these with oval and rectangular bathroom mirrors. The KEY issue with either is the wall anchors to support the weight... more important for the oval as you will have only one anchor supporting most of the weight on the oval mirror.Unless the wall stud just happens to be where you want to center the mirror you will need heavier-duty anchors than the small plastic ones that come with the kit.
931273
They should work. I can't see any reason they wouldn't work with any shape. The only thing I would say is if the mirror is quite large, you might want to have more than 4 holding it. I have a full length mirror on a closet door and I have six holding it -- 2 on the bottom, 2 on the top and one in the middle on each side.
1772294
They fit nicely on my Suburu's flat blade -like cross bars. They would not do well on the round bars.
781952
Not sure about model, but search lot of store and then i found matching online at amazon. Its basically left side angle. If the shape matches then mostly it should not be a problem.
2158814
The unevenness may create a problem for your *mirror*, as it won't have a continuous solid wall behind it. But the mirror brackets shd perform as intended.
2273596
Yes, the should unless some modification was done. They are nice mirrors with good view and you have to order two it is not a set. I found out the hard way.
1121909
I would think so because the top portion screws onto the part that supports the mirror and I would think that would take up any space. My mirors are beveled all around so the edge that fits into the support does not fill it completely. They certainly look great compared to the usual plastic supports that are so common.
990057
Definitely. Each contact has a specific purpose and they are not mirrored. I think you will find that you could not turn it around as the slots are not the same distance from the ends.
445870
These mirrors will work however you will lose the ability to use the "power extend". You will have to get out and manually slide these out. All other features will work though
1549786
I don't think they will as they aren't that pliable to go from round to square. Have you tried the chair socks? They work better than I ever thought and would work for any shape.
1623207
not with out some extra brackets... These are made for your standard big truck mirrors that are 16" tall by 5" wide. you could put shorter mirrors on them but you would need to get creative with some other extender arms to hold the mirror.
1704925
They work on oval cross bars, if you have round cross bars you need to buy an adapter.
1472528
Yes they will fit. They're simply covers that adhere over the existing mirror, it has no interference when you go to extend your mirror.
193655
I wouldn't use the round ones--maybe 1" in a square. The round ones are a tight fit--and I also don't recommend this product because the adhesive doesn't hold and the thing keep coming off. They are overpriced for what you get, although they do slide smoothly.
1615662
According to Yakima, they will work with round, square and oval bars. I am using them with round and see no reason why they would not work with others.
2119765
I cannot promise they fit ANY side mirrors but they work on my Volvo mirrors and for the same reason you seek them - blind spots. They sit as in the picture accompanying this question. They look kinda odd but they work and their little internal clamp has, so far, held tight. We also used one on a PT Cruiser. What I got was a single mirror, not a pair. A pair would have been nice, actually.
1299074
I don't know what type of car you have, but I'd opt for something else such as http://www.campingworld.com/shopping/item/clip-on-tow-mirror-with-convex/69166. I now use these and like them very much.
2258932
probably. They're very adjustable. With Amazon you can always return if they don't work and these are great mirrors.