Is this the mirror that you would use for SUV's?
1122478
Yes, I installed this on my wife's FJ Cruiser and she said it made a world of difference especially for lane changes and backing up.
1122479
I have a SUV ( Explorer) and I love this mIrror. It makes it so much easier to switch lanes!
1122480
It is great in any car. I am a sales manager at a large company. I put it in my company car and my personal car. People ask me about them and I just keep them on the company cars when I pass them on. The best part is that you can see the car next to you when you are driving. Great for blindspot driving. Highly recommended.
1122481
Sure. I don't see why not, although I should tell you that I have mine on a Toyota Camry. I don't own an SUV.
1122482
I use them on my Nissan Murano and I love them. It has made such a difference when I drive! I have no more blind spots!
1122483
Yes! I have them on my Quad cab pick-up and love them. They take away the blind spots as well as any large truck mirror, and I have driven trucks and buses for over 40 years.
1896745
Yes but I don't use the mirror so it doesn't bother me. I needed a large case for wrap-around-style sun glasses for top down motoring in my 2011BMW 128. This works well for me.
2092554
Yes. I had mine installed in my 2012 Nissan Frontier at a Ford Dealership. The dealership also recommended I purchase the mirror from Amazon because it would cost me less.
1764030
The answer (seems to me) to be completely one of personal choice and physical set up in the area where you're going to use the mirror. While it swivels and extends/contracts easily the fitment of parts are tight and will stay where you position it. I've actually got mine on the wall behind where I sit and use it for rear view of my head - or - I turn to use it up close.
703745
It is a convex mirror and works great on our vehicle! We had a terrible blind spot and with the help of these mirrors it's all but gone! Love these!
1258453
The mirror accepts wedged button base typically found in US built cars. Hope that helps!
617098
Depends on whether your current rear view mirror is epoxied on. If it is, you're screwed and shouldn't buy the CIPA.
1501883
yes...very easy, the adjustment of the mirror itself is electric as your existing mirrors. Great addition to my truck.
110660
No, if you try and adjust a powered mirror you risk breaking the actual motor behind it. This mirror works for power only.
837155
The mirror is exactly the same size as the OEM mirror in your vehicle. It just clips right over the existing mirror. However, I wouldn't recommend the purchase as it is virtually impossible to see the rear camera view without tilting the mirror up each time you back up.
2026680
No. because the mirror clamps onto the frame of the mirror and you need a flat surface about 1 to I and 1/4 inches long. The mirror also did not work on my full sized SUV because the mirror was to high.
985683
There's still a tiny blind spot where a perfectly-placed moped could hide, right alongside the car. But a quick sideways peek fixes this. I could probably eliminate it, but my mirror is already adjusted to the max and angled to boot. One advantage of this mirror is that it works like a normal mirror--for rear-view mirrors like the Wink system, there's a tremendous amount of info, but your brain has to learn how to sort it all out before it becomes useful.
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They are ment to replace any model car rear view mirror, but all car mirrors are not wired the same, this is one of the main reason the On Star manufacturer suggests that it be installed by a professional... although it can be done without having to pay someone, I did mine and I'm no mechanic, just a basic do it yourselfer.
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It is a universal mirror so even If it doesn't fit on the piece that is attached to your car all you have to do is glue on the piece they provide for you onto the window and the glue is $5 tops at any walmart or auto parts store. Very simple installation. But the mirror itself shakes very badly when driving and falls down, at least for me. So explore your options.
1253086
When I was first looking at reviews for this great mirror I saw where some people were having trouble fitting this to their mirrors when they had Onstar and things like that. I have a standard mirror and it works fine. I think if you can contact Car Mate maybe they can answer your question. I love my mirror and it does what it says and it is good quality and gives me very good visibility. I hope it can work for you!
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I have a Toyota PriusV and I mounted the mirrors atop the standard equipment mirrors on the car. I feel them to be a very big asset to being able to see not only behind me but to the side. I wouldn't be without them. I've had quite a few people ask where I got them because they like them too.
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I bought this mirror in 1996 for a VW Fox, and have since moved it to successive vehicles as I bought and sold them: a Ford Windstar, a couple of Saturn sedans, a Dodge Caravan, a Ford Explorer, and a Town and Country. Sometimes the mirror blocked the visor, but I continually refined my mounting technique from car to car to the point that the answer is, NO, not if you mount it creatively. I took some pictures of my current rig and will upload them to show you "a way" that works.