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

Although I was unsure of this product because of other reviews, I'm glad I bought them. Since I could pull the trigger at the right price, I bought it. Despite being shipped extremely fast, it arrived in perfect condition. Reusing the nuts from the original mirrors was the easiest way to install. Removing the door panel was pretty difficult, as was installing. Keep an eye on the trim lining up with the door as you tighten the nuts. In the absence of this you will not be able to align the mirror properly. When the trailer is attached, the mirror is convex on the right side and provides optimal visibility. The mirror is not convex on the left side. blind-spot mirrors' placement may be altered using a plastic trim tool. Put a piece of tape under the mirror to adjust its position. Some say the wiring is reversed, but that's not true. Mirrors are a great price for an even greater product, and they make a big difference in the appearance.

Liana Gaines

| Dec 18, 2020

The reviews I read almost convinced me not to order these mirrors, but I ended up going ahead and buying them. It took 20 minutes for each pair to be installed and they fit perfectly. I am able to plug and play on my 2013 Ford Installing it won't be difficult for you if you have ever removed or installed a door panel before. It came with an insulation/seal, which I found quite impressive. The mirrors on the truck make it appear as if it is a factory-built truck. I was very pleased with the packaging. The glass was clear with no distortion. The sizes of these are ideal and make it easy to see behind you. Then what more is there to ask for?.

Evelyn HARGREAVES

| Nov 29, 2020

My purchase arrived packaged nicely and looked as if it had been well thought out. All I needed was included, and installation wasn't too difficult. However, removing the door panel was quite different from how YouTube videos depicted it. Here's what you need to know. Generally, the mirrors work fine and are nice and dependable, the directions work and the motorized angle mirrors work, the only problem is that the puddle lights on the driver's side mirror do I am satisfied with the Puddle light mounted on my passenger side mirror. Just note that you need to get used to the new mirrors if you're upgrading from the 'regular' F150 mirrors! Mirrors play an important role in my driving life, from parking to merging lanes to switching lanes to taking care of my general safety. These big mirrors needed some time to get Having installed it on a 2011 F150 XLT, door panel removal turned out to be not as difficult as I expected, but for some reason, the instructions were different from those on YouTube. In my door, I only needed to remove these screws holding the panel in place and did not have to remove the speaker grill In order to prevent it from moving, I just held the mirror on the door as I pulled the chain. In order to prevent gaps between the mirror and the door, screw it in a little bit on each post (the three that secure the mirror to the door). My factory mirrors were also held in place by the screws that came with them, not the ones that came with the mirrors themselves.

Romina Hodges

| Jul 21, 2021

In addition, the mirrors are built with an aluminum frame, which is sturdier than the OEM base. It took no time at all to install. COMMUNICATION AND INSTALLATION For those of you that are DIYers like me, click on the link below to find out how to remove a Using the stock nut will save you a great deal of time. The nut has a larger washer attached to it than other nut types, so it will hold the mirror My first attempt was to use the nuts that came with the mirrors, but I ended up using the OEM nuts I had on hand
They are heavier than the factory mirrors, so be aware that gravity will work in your favor if you replace the mirrors by yourself Install the mirror base first, then remove the bottom nuts. The polypropylene insert is slightly thicker than the factory insert, so keep that in mind when tightening up. Many people have complained about a gap appearing between the body and mirror base after installation. The convex mirrors on the bottom are a good upgrade for towing, and the large size makes them I am updating my post for today's date 7/21/20. The driver of a Dodge pickup parked opposite of my truck hit the driver's side mirror of my truck. I have a small scratch on my mirror. One of the mirrors on his truck broke off.

Victoria PRITCHARD

| Jun 25, 2021

This isn't the first review I have written but I feel compelled to provide a cautionary view about In the beginning, there is good news As far as appearance is concerned, they are fine. There are very few problems to overcome. I think this project will take you less than an hour to complete. Here are some of the bad points The first thing you will notice about mine is that one of the studs was adjusted so that it did not line up with the hole I was lucky that it didn't break when it bent back. That's a wash, let's call it. Mirrors like these are not as good as they could be due to their In years past, I did not consider myself a mirror snob, but then again I guess I have never used any other type of mirror. There is a problem with these mirrors, in particular the wide angle lower sections, that they are distorted around the edges, so that as objects come into and out of the mirror they are bent. The upright shape allows you to see the bottom The bent part is back. I really don't want to deal with it. I hate it. I guess what you pay for is what you get. The opposite is also true in this case you don't get what you don't pay for (decent mirror optics in this instance). I gave the mirror performance three stars because it was "barely OK".

Brock Hammond

| Jan 23, 2021