Nifeida Upgraded Mirrors Doors Off Compatible with Wrangler, Anti-Shake Side Rearview Mirror Easy-Install Quick Release Rectangular Mirrors fit for Wrangler TJ JK JKU 1996-2018, 2 Pack

These mayors may be made for a Jeep but I use it on a Ford ranger 1997 I drilled few holes and amount of the mirrors on my 1997 Ford ranger very helpful very large insulation with somewhat easy Price wise very good for the quality bad part is when it's raining the mayor's become water droplets on the mirror there's no protection from the rain getting on the mirror and makes it somewhat difficult to see behind you if there was like some type of little roof that could be mounted over top of the mirror to protect it from the rainwater if I find it I'll let you know but overall great quality

Bought these mirrors in August, installed the holding bracket in The winter. Today I took the doors off for the first time as winter is over it’s finally nice enough! The knob turned but the bolt inside is seazed! They look like new aside from the low grade steel bolt portion which has rusted out in no time. These are garbage. Jeep was stored indoors all winter, never been used. Can’t return now but disappointed!

That’s why I tried these just had to drill one hole in mounting plate to match holes in doors so I didn’t have to put more holes in bus! Nice product!

I used these with a pair of neodymium magnets to mount on my Kioti CK2620 tractor. I can see much better as I plow snow with a rear blade. Anything that helps keep my kids, dogs, cars, etc. safe is a good investment! Sturdy, don't vibrate too bad (on a diesel tractor!), and seem well made. I hope not to find out if they're prone to rusting.

I bought these for a 92 YJ. I shopped and shopped, but couldn't find practical mirrors that didn't break the bank. I tried these and was happy as soon as I unboxed them. However, they are not an exact fit and the hardwareis not the correct thread pitch. The bracket bolt holes do not line up and they are in the way of the rain edge along the windshield. As you can see in the pictures, I left one bolt in the windshield, used the bolts that were on the windshield and trimmed the bracket with a grinder to sink into the rain groove thing. They are very sturdy and I'm happy with them. Just know you're going to have to do some grinding and run with one bolt for a YJ. They are very stable though and work well so far.