TACTIK Quick Release Side Mirrors, Square Head, Fits Jeep with Doors Off or After-Market Doors - Fits Jeep 97-18 Wrangler TJ, Unlimited, Wrangler & Wrangler Unlimited JK, Durable Doorless Side Mirrors

Exactly what we were looking for for our 2000 jeep. 10-10!

I liked that I got it do quick durning Christmas time and it was quick

The mirrors were packaged well and came with imperial and metric fasteners. Assembly/installation took about 10 - 15 minutes. The bracket that mounts to the Jeep has a foam pad to prevent damage to the paint. My Jeep is black, like the mirrors, so they match fine. I don't care for the thumb screw on the bracket that locks the arm into place. Another user here mentioned that he/she ditched the thumb screw for a stainless steel socket cap screw. I will most likely be doing the same this weekend.They do vibrate though. This mainly affects the reflection for distance viewing. The vibration isn't as bad with subjects that are closer to the vehicle. Since these are blind spot mirrors and are only meant for things up close, I think I can live with it.Currently I am leaving a three star rating. If I can negate some more of the vibration with better fasteners I will bump to four stars.

look great

should put a set pin in kit as a design improvement.

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I'm in the south, and can go doors off pretty much May thru November, by swapping out my cloth doors with my tube doors on rainy days. This pretty much guarantees that the mirrors that I use, must be up to snuff in every aspect.This year, I decided to go to a body bracket mirror...this brand isn't one that I can recommend.First of all, why they put the thumb screw on the bottom, is something I don't understand...it makes it look like they were installed upside down.Second, the design is as such that the arm of the mirror is always in the way when I need to swap out the cloth doors, and moves the mirrors out of alignment every time.Third and most important for me, is the absolute horrible whistle they make while driving. I can hear this whistle with my cloth doors on with the windows up...and anybody that owns a jeep with cloth doors, knows how loud cloth doors are while driving - so to be able to hear that whistle over that...well, it's pretty bad!Unless there is a fix, I cannot recommend this set of mirrors...

Range of adjustment is not really sufficient. No mater the mounting the end is not perpendicular to the ground so the mirror has to be adjusted as far as the ball joint will allow. I will drive the jeep for a few days then decide if I am keeping them.