What is the fitting mechanism and is it sturdy? Also, how does the weight of mirror affect your existing mirror? Is their "fatigue" on the original mirror affecting the ability to focus the two mirrors together? What is the fitting mechanism and is it sturdy? Also, how does the weight of mirror affect your existing mirror? Is their "fatigue" on the original mirror affecting the... » Read More What is the fitting mechanism and is it sturdy? Also, how does the weight of mirror affect your existing mirror? Is their "fatigue" on the original mirror affecting the ability to focus the two mirrors together? « Show Less
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This mirror covers your origonal mirror. Gives about 20 percent more view. May interfere with sun visor
48930
Spring loaded tension clips top or bottom. Does vibrate a little on certain roads at higher speeds causing slightly blurred image but still distinguishable. Delivers greater visibility & Worthy of purchase
2212451
It has rubber spring-loaded clips that will attach over your existing mirror. Any size or style rearview mirror it will attach to. I have a heavy duty work truck and have had quite a few hard bounces within jobsites and has never fallen off.
1890651
The mirror comes with the rubber straps that go around the existing mirror and those straps are stretchable. The slight problem is that if the original mirror is wide, the distance of the one edge of the mirror to the camera may not be enough to cover the entire width of the original one, so yo may have the tip of the original mirror visible. Esthetically is not ideal, but not so bad. Moist likely it will cover all buttons that are on the original mirror.
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The one you are showing or asking about just sticks to the outside of your existing mirror. I ordered these in the first place and was not real happy with the fit. I returned them and ordered the replacement uppers and was very happy. If you have questions about the replacment installation go to utube there are a couple good videos on the subject
1819682
Hi! I would say that these mirrors are able to stay in place without issue; I have used three (I attempted to remove two of them and they were damaged in the process) and of those three, I had no issues with them rotating on their own. I would recommend these!
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It is supposed to snap over your existing mirror, but your mirror had better be very thin. I mounted mine over the mirror in my MDX. It popped off and the very thin, very dark mirror shattered. I it infield Amazon and was told that I had to deal with the seller who is in Asia. I had to pay $29 to mail this defective item to Asia. The post office cannot track packages overseas. It apparently never arrived so I lost the $169 I paid for the item, plus the $29 for mailing. Amazon would not back me up in any way, even though I have been an Amazon Prime member for years. Apparently you are not buying the item from Amazon, but from some random vendor in Asia. Save your money. It is supposed to snap over your existing mirror, but your mirror had better be very thin. I mounted mine over the mirror in my MDX. It popped off and the very thin, very dark mirror shattered. I it infield Amazon and was told that I had to deal with the seller who is in Asia. I had to pay $29 to mail this defective item to Asia. The post office cannot track packages overseas. It apparently never arrived so I lost the $169 I paid for the item, plus the $29 for mailing. Amazon would not back me up in any way, even though I have been an Amazon Prime member for years. Apparently you are not... » Read More It is supposed to snap over your existing mirror, but your mirror had better be very thin. I mounted mine over the mirror in my MDX. It popped off and the very thin, very dark mirror shattered. I it infield Amazon and was told that I had to deal with the seller who is in Asia. I had to pay $29 to mail this defective item to Asia. The post office cannot track packages overseas. It apparently never arrived so I lost the $169 I paid for the item, plus the $29 for mailing. Amazon would not back me up in any way, even though I have been an Amazon Prime member for years. Apparently you are not buying the item from Amazon, but from some random vendor in Asia. Save your money. « Show Less
959
It is large very mirror. I can't answer it completely because I returned mine....the mirror is terrible! It's distorted, and I found it to be a piece of junk.
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I've used my mirrors several times and never had this problem. I just tested one and the finding is that it's an optical illusion. When you first look into the magnified side it is so magnified that one can not see any thing. Then when you start "focusing" it does momentarily appear to be upside down. However, when you bring your face up close and truly focus using the magnification all is correct. Not upside down at all. So maybe experiment a little on getting it into focus and I believe you will be happy with the results. Good luck. Betty
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Spring loaded snaps on the back. But if I could have a redo.. I would have bought the Razo convex mirror. it has a wider view, IMO.
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Yes the tilting bracket is very stiff. I believe this to prevent mirror from easily changing on its own or from a mild bump. Unless you have more than one user I found once set I don't change mine. I would suggest if you need to move yours more often try lubricating the pivot area with shampoo or liquid soap and adjust slowly with equal pressure on both sides of mirror.
2158814
The unevenness may create a problem for your *mirror*, as it won't have a continuous solid wall behind it. But the mirror brackets shd perform as intended.
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Not sure exactly. But, we use the suction holder on the br mirror. We take it down when not using it. But, we leave the holder in place. It always stays in place and can tilt the mirror as needed. If it dies for any reason-will Definitly replace it! Love it!
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I haven't used one on a Fit, but I am generally familiar with the mirror, which I have used on perhaps half a dozen cars. I just double-checked a photo of the Fit to confirm my memory. The photo shows it on the right side of the car, but of course, it is most effective on the driver's side. The mirror clamps (very effectively; I have never lost one) to the mirror housing with a screwdriver. It is a five-minute job. Once in place, it is fully adjustable, and in my opinion should be standard equipment on all cars. We recently bought a Hyundai Elantra, and the mirror is invaluable in seeing cars next to us, just as it is on my Lexus SUV. I haven't used one on a Fit, but I am generally familiar with the mirror, which I have used on perhaps half a dozen cars. I just double-checked a photo of the Fit to confirm my memory. The photo shows it on the right side of the car, but of course, it is most effective on the driver's side. The mirror clamps (very effectively; I have never lost one) to the mirror housing with a screwdriver. It is a five-minute job. Once in place, it is fully adjustable, and in my opinion should be standard equipment on all cars. We recently bought a Hyundai Elantra, and the mirror is invaluable in... » Read More I haven't used one on a Fit, but I am generally familiar with the mirror, which I have used on perhaps half a dozen cars. I just double-checked a photo of the Fit to confirm my memory. The photo shows it on the right side of the car, but of course, it is most effective on the driver's side. The mirror clamps (very effectively; I have never lost one) to the mirror housing with a screwdriver. It is a five-minute job. Once in place, it is fully adjustable, and in my opinion should be standard equipment on all cars. We recently bought a Hyundai Elantra, and the mirror is invaluable in seeing cars next to us, just as it is on my Lexus SUV. « Show Less
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I checked my daughters light and I didn't see anything to tighten. I assume that maybe one of the little round circles on the side of the base might pop off and that maybe you could then get to a screw to tighten. I didn't want to pop anything off on hers in case I'm wrong and it couldn't be put back on. Her mirror is still really tight where it just stays wherever it is placed. Could you fold a small piece of paper and put between the outer ring and the mirror itself and wedge it in such a way that it will stay put where you want it? Sorry I couldn't be of any more help than that.
1784252
We've not had a pboblem with the mirror or the operation. If you screw it into a stud, you shouldn't have a problem. My wife loves it!
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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Hello!I bought this mirror a couple months ago and my roommate and I greatly enjoy it, but we both moved and had to take it down...I tried to save the silicone from the tube it came in, but unfortunately it got lost somewhere in the moving process. I just happened to read this post about the company sending replacement adhesives, and I was impressed by their great customer service, so I was wondering how I go about receiving replacements...I might be moving again later on this year so I was wondering if I could be given extra material just in case I do need to take the mirror down again. What's the process for doing this? Thanks!Christian Hello!I bought this mirror a couple months ago and my roommate and I greatly enjoy it, but we both moved and had to take it down...I tried to save the silicone from the tube it came in, but unfortunately it got lost somewhere in the moving process. I just happened to read this post about the company sending replacement adhesives, and I was impressed by their great customer service, so I was wondering how I go about receiving replacements...I might be moving again later on this year so I was wondering if I could be given extra material just in case I do need to take the mirror... » Read More Hello!I bought this mirror a couple months ago and my roommate and I greatly enjoy it, but we both moved and had to take it down...I tried to save the silicone from the tube it came in, but unfortunately it got lost somewhere in the moving process. I just happened to read this post about the company sending replacement adhesives, and I was impressed by their great customer service, so I was wondering how I go about receiving replacements...I might be moving again later on this year so I was wondering if I could be given extra material just in case I do need to take the mirror down again. What's the process for doing this? Thanks!Christian « Show Less