Rectangular Door Off Mirror Adventure Door Hinge Side View Mirrors Compatible for Jeep Wrangler JK JKU CL JL JLU YJ TJ & Unlimited, Textured Black 1 Pair

These mirrors are perfect for my Jeep. No rattle while driving. Easily adjusted. Easy on and off.

I have older mirror set that doesn’t have the support/stabilization bar and these mirrors shake just as much as those mirrors so not sure what they mean by shake proof. Also there is a loud whistle coming from the mirror when Jeep is in motion over 20+ mph. Install was prett easy overall. I do wish they had a longer rod extension for the passenger side as it tends to hide behind the glove boxI would give this 2.5 stars but rounded up to 3 stars

Decent quality for the price. I didn't like the fact that you had to dissasemble the entire thing to remove, so I used a dremel to cut a channel in the end of the bottom angle bracket. (see pics 3 and 4) Now I can loosen the bottom nut and swing the bottom bracket out without taking the whole thing apart then just lift the whole mirror out of the hinge. It does shake a little bit while driving, but not so much that it's useless. I haven't used them over 50mph yet, so I can't say if it moves at highway speeds.

They sit a little low but I like these mirrors. They do the job. Not much shaking when going down the highway at 65mph. Some was expected but they are better than I thought they would be

They work well enough to make you legal but it’s hard to see out of them because they sit low, and vibrate badly when driving definitely not “shake proof” Also they have to be completely disassembled when taking them off.Update: I accidentally dropped on on my laminate wood floor and it shattered

Little harder to install. Knocked out the hinge pin liner trying to get them in but when I did they are nice. Easy to adjust and stay in place. Have not taken it at 60MPH for long drives yet so not sure how long they will stay tight but so far they have not moved a bit. Looks good on Jeep to.

So... these are great for letting you know if you have someone behind you, not so much for getting a clear picture. They vibrate insanely bad, so you can see there's a car to the side and rear of you, but you probably won't be able to make out what model truck or car it is and you definitely won't see them if you're getting flipped off (guess that's a plus). I'm having a problem with one of the mirrors staying in a fixed position. The rotation to change the angle on the mirrors is REALLY stiff, so they're hard to get just right sometimes. Oddly enough, at freeway wind speeds though, they change on you sometimes, like the problem I'm having with the passenger mirror currently. Also, these do not fit with the sheathing (guessing it's carbon fiber or woven plastic) fitting that is in the door hinges (stock). I had to use a rubber mallet to get these safely in while knocking out the sheathing through the bottom at the same time.I wouldn't bother using the rubber gaskets that come with the mirror. I did and they all smooshed and tore out between the bolts and washers when I tightened the mirrors down. And I know, "Well don't tighten them down that much then", is not an option, because if you don't the mirrors are floppy as heck and won't stay in place to be of use for anything. Do yourself a favor and spend a bit extra if you want a clear picture and a little bit more sturdy mirror.Also, they kind of bait and switched it, cause when I bought these they said they were compatible with a 2002 Jeep Wrangler. So I'm not sure what the manufacturer is doing now...

These mirrors are excellent for the price it also includes some sort of orings so that the nuts don't touch directly the paint of your Jeep