2" x 1.1" Rectangular Blind Spot Mirrors Cars-Trucks-Suvs- Motorcycles

I live on a dirt road and all the roads around here are rough, but these still have not rattled off the mirrors whatsoever. They complete my field of vision to be 360 degree since other stock mirrors do the rest - except the blind spot.If you're new to this type of mirror, do not squint to try to read a license plate thru this mirror or anything dumb like that. That isn't what they're for. They are merely to confirm or deny beyond a shadow of doubt that there is or isn't a car or motorcycle in my blind spot. These mirrors perform flawlessly.I've put blind spot mirrors on every vehicle I've owned - too many to count now - and the design of these is far preferable to the round ones. Literally one half of the viewing area is wasted since its pointing back into the car - and real estate on one's rear view mirrors is expensive, so I don't want to throw away that space.These mirrors take full advantage of the space they consume giving you a ton of info from a part of the mirror that would not be used anyway; perfect.

It's the right size and it will stick where it needs to, but the mirror has poor optical quality, so only the center of the view is usefully free of distortion. I'm not talking the expected spherical distortion, I'm referring to additional distortion that whacks out the image around the edges where it doesn't seem like it needs to if a better mold were used to make the mirror. I'd lower the stars if the price were higher, but I guess I'll keep using it. I wonder if there isn't a similar product with a better mirror?

These were purchased to be able to see directly behind while riding a motorcycle. I don't have much real estate so these mirror certainly met that criteria. Yes the quality of the mirror is not the greatest, however they did met my need and are working very well.

Most people put their spots on the outside edge of the mirrors. If you look in your rear view, you will see that the only place you don't need to see is the inside lower corner, where the car is reflected. The blind spot mirror goes there, and you can now see beside your car.There is some comment on these not being distortion free. I don't care to see who or what is beside me, but IF someone is there. I don't have time to do much more than glance and know if it's clear, or not. These do the job.

I thought that these little mirrors were expensive since they were to replace a pair I purchased at a dollar store about 5 years ago. Those were neat little mirrors, with good optics, that eventually fogged up and were no longer useable. I spotted this pair on Amazon and was happy to purchase them, even at 7 times the price. I mounted the first mirror and discovered that they were deformed at the corners so that the visual effect is similar to that of a "Fun House" mirror and not at all useable as a blind spot mirror.Best part of this deal?.............Shipping was very quick.

I took a chance they would work out ok for my application but will not. The next size up on the website if too large. Clarity is not as crisp as others I have employed on other vehicles.

This product does not have instructions, so I put them on like they were on the card, the passenger side is great but the driver side is backward, and won't come off.

These mirrors are just the right size if you're an experienced driver. They don't block the real picture behind you and at a glance you can see that the object that was in question has made the move to pass. I like'em. The bigger mirror for blindspots is best for those who really don't have a clue what they're doing. Like Texting, talking on the cell and driving at the same time! Morons!