Pilot Automotive MI-067 3" 3" Blind Spot Mirror, 2-Pack

Its a nice, “at a glance” mirror to know if theres someone right along side or right behind my doors, in my blind spot before i change lanes. The mirrors are small so you wont get a lot of detail in what you see - but its more of a “there IS or there IS NOT SOMETHING” in the way. You’ll still need to use full size mirrors to see things like curbs, and to park (i have no rear view mirror in the truck, just side mirrors) but its helps give you a quick overview of a larger area to know if you SHOULD be looking more closely, or need to move your body to get a better view in your regular mirrors. Adding these now gives me 3 different type of mirrors on each side of the truck - all with different but overlapping views. I can look and scan all 3 quickly and KNOW there isnt anyone right along side me that the two others mirrors cant see. I put these on every truck i get issued since i started working at this company over 20 years ago. Also helps when towing a trailer - as the end of trailer disappears from the other mirrors. To see a few more feet of trailer swing, however small the image may appear - is way better than not being able to see it at all. I kinda wish i had gotten ones about an inch bigger since the mirrors on the truck are so big, and I have the room for larger ones - but these work fine. Anything added is something gained when it comes to visibility. For reference - i have these mounted at the innermost, bottom corners of my two side mirrors. Thats what seems to work best for me.

Worked out nicely. Using as a computer mirror at a work desk so no one can sneak up on me. Very easy to clip on monitor, though not sure how it'll fare on a touch screen. Does what I want it to do. Satisfied.

Needed a new mirror for our 2006 Honda Pilot and after searching for a "real" OEM replacement mirror, ended up taking a chance on this item. The mirror arrived in lightning speed and after sitting on my desk for a week or so, I looked at the mirror in the package and mistakenly thought the mirror did not have the "dim" view switch/toggle at the bottom like most all rear view mirrors. So, being the imbecile I was at the time, and not having inspected the mirror closely, I submitted a request to return the item. Within minutes, my return was not only approved, with a full refund in process, but a note informing me that I did not need to return the mirror in question (i.e. for me to keep the mirror, even though the purchase price was being refunded to me.Fast forward another week and, for whatever reason, I took another look at the mirror. Much to my chagrin, I realized that I was previously looking at the mirror upside down and was mistaken about the mirror having a "dim" switch/toggle at the bottom (to avoid the glare of headlights in the mirror at night - by those special folks among us (in our society) who believe it's appropriate to keep their "brights" on at all times at night, especially while tailgating other drivers at high speed (or those real special folks with damaged vehicles who have no idea how to adjust a headlight on a modern car to avoid blinding anyone on the road in front of them).Anyway, you can't go wrong with this product and tomorrow, I am going to call Amazon up and get them to charge me again for mirror I had purchased that was, in fact, better than described and a perfect "OEM" replacement (in my case, for my 2006 Honda Pilot that my two son's have been abusing at the University of Georgia the past four (4) years).

The suction mount has held solid for a month so far. The aim of the mirror has held too. I do wish there was a flat mirror version of this. I don't need the wide view provided by the convex mirror. I would rather have a larger image of a smaller area with a flat mirror for my car, a Bolt EUV watching a car seat in the back right seat position.

If you have a new driver in the house and your the instructor sitting on the front passenger seat, you know how important it is to know what's behind you while on road. Since the rear view mirror is being used by your student driver, how can you get a quick glance as to what's going on without taking your eyes off the road ahead of you?This mirror while designed originally for keeping a parental eye on your bundle of joy on the backseat can also be used to keep any eye on traffic when giving instructions from the front passenger seat too.PROS: low cost for simple but valuable tool. Easy to install either with the included suction cup or visor clip. Small size so as to not be a distraction or block vision safety for the new driver.CONS: none really, its a simple PLASTIC (not glass) mirror. Just don't wipe the reflective surface with a dirty cloth of any kind, can scratch easily.OVERALL: for your peace of mind while teaching someone how to drive, this can make all the difference for the both of you on the road.

My mirror attachment broke so I purchased this one, this mirror was too small so I used these attachments and my old mirror. The attachments are very sturdy.

Had one before,and I loved it. But I did not measure and I bought one that was too long.

Fits My compact car, used 1 screw hole from visor, good fit no jiggle

This 3" blind spot mirror only comes with one set of adhesives. Make sure you place your mirror exactly where you want it the first time around because there is no fixing it if it is too high or too low or too much to the side. Although a little pricey, the product works as intended and it is as described.

Me llegó incompleto y lo regresé

good

Purchased for my weekend gti and mirrors started falling out while driving and smashing all over my seats 2 weeks after fitting