Fit SystemCW1000 Custom Spot Mirror with Optical Blue Lens - Pair

My 2013 Acura MDX is a nice car, but the factory mirrors are made to be fashionable, not functional with Chicago traffic and I began to consider trading it in. I bought several sets of small stick on mirrors, but the field of vision was poor, the mirrors looked out of place on the car, and did not match the blue tint. These add-ons look reasonable nice with the matching coloration and give an excellent range of view, and have stuck in place with the -10F we're currently at. I will purchase again and am keeping my car.

At first I was a little skeptical about having blue tinted mirrors, but after a few days of having these on, there really aren't any cons to it. The image, like ALL blind spot mirrors is a bit distorted, but you're only using it to make sure that there's no car in your blind spot!! You're NOT applying make up or checking your teeth! So to that effect, these mirrors work PERFECTLY! I've even gotten in the habit of positioning myself so that there's a car in the blind spot just to see if the mirrors are truly effective or not. Sure enough, they are.I will admit I took a risk with fitting issues for a 2011 Suburban (since it's NOT listed in the compatibility), but they WILL fit on the lower part of the side mirror (as shown on the packaging.) It's a little tight when folding in your mirrors, but they will fold without knocking off the Spot Mirrors. I would suggest mounting them as close to the body/window-side edge as possible to allow the most space when the mirrors fold.Oh, also ran em through high-pressure automatic car washes as well, and they stay on just fine.

There are a bunch of 3x3 mirrors on Amazon that look more square shaped than these mirrors and I do not like them. They are large and thick. I bought these and just stuck them right onto my mirror. I bought my own mounting tape so I don't know how good the included adhesive is. Love the blue color and shape.

I actually purchased these for use on both my vehicles: a 2011 Subaru WRX STI, and a 2011 Honda CR-Z. They work excellent on both, and have a good angular design. The blue tint also cuts glare very well, but can make it a bit difficult to use when driving at night.

I can see almost next to ME! If I can make it out in this mirror the car is too close. If I can only see a dot in this mirror I'm good to go. Great Stuff!!! I can now see the Parking lines without getting out of the car.

Used them one day then took them off. The mirror is really small and oddly shaped so you have to divert your attention away from the road ahead for a few seconds to focus on it, that is 2 1/2 seconds too long. Also, the mirrors are too dark, especially at night, and the blueish tint changes the light reflections behind you so they like the lights on an emergency vehicle which is another distraction.Fortunately they were cheap.

The mirrors fit great, but the blue coating makes it dark and hard to see, even with lightly tinted front windows. Make it clear, and use some real 3M tape, and it’ll be a 5-star product.

Perfect fit and look for a Chevrolet Volt. I like the blue tint because it acts as a visual reminder to eyeball them when turning - stands out a bit. They're basically the same shape as the Volt mirror, which is nice - looks stock. Why the government hasn't mandated blind spot mirrors in all vehicles baffles me (Ford includes them, all manufacturers should).