YITAMOTOR Towing Mirrors Compatible with Ford F150 Power Heated with LED Signal and Puddle Light Tow Mirrors (Pair set), Replacement for 2007 - 2014 Ford F150 Series Pickup

But these mirrors are great for the price. As soon as I saw the price, I snapped it up. Despite being ordered on time, the mirrors arrived intact and in perfect packaging. My only recommendation for this installation is to use the nuts from the original mirrors. Installing was straightforward, removing the door panel was not. The trim needs to line up with the door after the nuts have been tightened down all the way. You will not be able to line up the mirror properly if you don't. Due to its concave shape, the mirror on the passenger side has limited vision when the trailer is attached, but when it is not that way, it is perfect. Blind spot mirrors can be moved around with a plastic trim tool. I carefully moved them until they were in the right location. Some say that the wiring was backwards, but that is not the case. These mirrors are good for a great price, they look great, and they change the appearance of your.

Zyair FIELD

| Dec 21, 2020

The many reviews I read made me almost decide against buying these mirrors. I am glad I decided to go through with it anyway. I installed them in about 20 minutes each after they fit perfectly. I was able to plug and play on my 2013 Ford It will be easy for you to install if you have previously taken off a door panel. There was a seal/insulation that came with it that impressed me. Any person who views the truck with these mirrors will think it is a factory truck. The glass is clear with no distortion, and the packaging is Their size is perfect and they significantly improve visibility at the rear. It's hard to imagine what you could possibly want more?.

Ali Morse

| Dec 18, 2020

It was packaged nicely and had everything I needed inside. My order arrived on time in good packaging and everything that I needed was included, and I was able to install it without too much difficulty. The removal process wasn't exactly the same as the instructions on Youtube, but it wasn't too bad. Below is a list of examples. The mirrors are nice, and operate well. The directionals work, and the motorized mirror angle works. The only problem is that the puddle light does not work on the driver's side mirror. It's a good idea to have a puddle light on the passenger side mirror. When upgrading from the "regular" f150 mirrors, what you have to remember is that it takes a little getting used to. Mirrors are used all the time, including parking, merging, switching lanes, and getting a general sense of what's around my vehicle. These big mirrors took some time to get In installing this kit on a 2011 F150 XLT, the removal of the door panels was not difficult. However, the instructions I saw on YouTube were different from what I received from the manufacturer. As for the screws holding the panel in place, I didn't need to take off the speaker grill, and them screws were the only ones I needed to remove There are two screws in the door handle (some videos on YouTube show three)
One screw behind the door handle hidden behind a black plastic piece (my plastic piece was black)
I did not remove the cable from the lever controlling the actual door opening I just held it onto the mirror as I put it on because I thought it was a pain. You shouldn't get any gaps between the mirror and the three posts it is attached to ( the three that hold it to the door ). My factory mirrors were also secured in place with the screws I found in the factory, not with the screws included.

Alonzo Dunn

| Aug 26, 2020

They use an aluminum base, which makes them much stronger than I had no problems installing the software. Installing the software Taking care of your home is a DIY project for many people. If you are one of them, Google how to remove door panels The OEM nuts come with a larger washer that is attached to the fender and ideally holds the mirrors more firmly in place. I suggest you reuse those OEM nuts. It was originally the nuts that came with the mirrors that I used, but I decided to use the ones that came with the mirrors.
They are slightly heavier than the factory mirrors, so if you are replacing your windows by yourself, let gravity help. To install the mirror, you need to remove the bottom nuts first. The polypropylene insert is a bit thicker than the factory insert, so take that into account in tightening up as many people complained about a gap between the mirror base and the mirror body after installation. There's no question that these are an improvement for towing, as well as the large and helpful bottom convex mirrors. I have an UPDATE for you on 4/22/20 My driver's side mirror was struck by a Dodge pickup driving in the opposite direction of my parked truck. There is a small scratch on my mirror. He lost the mirror of his truck due to a total accident.

Boden Goodwin

| Jan 27, 2021

As a writer I rarely write reviews, but a cautionary review for these mirrors is very appropriate. Here are some positives to start with It is relatively easy to install them, and they look the way they should. This is an easy DIY that is likely to take less than an hour to complete. Here are some of the downsides One of the studs in the door was angled so it did not line up with one of the holes in mine. The back bent without breaking, which is a good thing. Then we can call it It is the optics that are so disappointing with these mirrors. My own personal mirrors always have been OEM mirrors so I think I've never been a "mirror snob" as such. This is a problem with these mirrors, particularly the lower wide angle sections. They are distorted around the edges, giving an object a bent or awkward appearance as it passes through the camera lens. As far as I can tell, it is upright A new bend has appeared. You're really distracted by it. I hate it. It seems that what you pay for is what you get. As the saying goes, you don't get what you pay for (in this case, decent mirror optics). For an "OK" mirror performance, it gets three stars.

Charles Nash

| Aug 06, 2020