Jeep JK Mirrors, Jeep Mirrors Doors Off for Jeep Wrangler JK 2007-2017, Wider View with Blind Spot Mirrors, Jeep Wrangler Mirrors for Safe Driving

Fast shipping and definitely need if your going to ride with the doors off

These are the sturdiest doorless mirrors I've ever used, and a far cry from the little bicycle mirrors that I used to run attached in similar fashion (into the door hinge socket).These go above and beyond support and attachment points, as they connect to one of the hinge bolts, not just the hinge itself. The mirror shaft has an additional support brace running diagonally from the mirror bolt. To add to that, the mirror itself has 3 screws in the back that control the friction of the ball mount, so you loosen 2 of the 3 (because a bar will be on your way for #3), set it into position, and then tighten the other 2 screws and it'll take a direct hit to move that thing.It's a safer solution that jus about any other, but the mirrors are flat glass (so no "objects may appear closer" warning). Use the included mirrors to cover blind spots, or mount them on the back of the a/c vent and use that as your blind spot monitor. Some folks used to run just that as their mirrors "back in the day."Included hardware is 14mm and a tiny (uncomfortable) wrench is included, but if you have better, use it.I highly recommend these for all JK owners, no more vibration or having to readjust down the highway.

First I don't review anything unless its been a min of one month and/or 5 uses depending on how its used, lets face it most things look good right out of the box you want to know how its holding up after the return window closed.Box/Bag opening and initial thoughts-its well packaged, in a decent brown box, with black writing and pictures that tells you whats inside, defiantly gift quality, but would not expect to see this at a retail store. Everything was well wrapped, mirrors in bubble wrap, hardware in small zip bag, metal pieces wrapped as well, and blind spot mirrors in their own package. Instructions are basic but will get you to the finish line. Mirrors look what many of these look like have the ball mount with 3 screws around them, pole supports are simple, and you see a lot of this style out there, the extra bracket is what separated these for me, I am curious to see if it helps or hurts.Install/Use- Installs pretty straight forward from the instructions-I would say read them completely, do a little thought processing of what it should be and then assemble, there were a few parts that seemed contradictory. Mine came with extra hardware and you may want to variate a little-like putting a washer between the top nut and your door hinge so the plastic insert does not get torn up by the nut. The included tool will work for assembly, but a real box wrench is better-14mm, you will also need a 13mm socket or wrench for the door hinge bolt, and a screw driver, I would suggest a 90 or L shaped screw driver (included a picture of one) as its hard to get to the ball head screws on the mirror. Assembly is probably 15 min at most, and the real work begins of adjusting the mirror so you can see it. I like to get the 3 screws loose enough to move the mirror but with enough friction that it stays put, once I have it where I want it I tighten them down-tip if the angle keeps you from getting to one screw you can pre tighten that more and the others should have enough give to still move the mirror. Drivers side is easily done, the passengers side is much easier if you have a friend to move it for you. I found the extra bracket for the door hinge a hindrance on the passengers side, other mirror setups I have I can move the mirror in some to help clear the blockage from the dash, can’t do that here- am about 6ft tall so I sit farther back then some. The circular blind spot mirrors have two ways to mount them a little pedestal, and flat to the mirror, I choose flat, all the two sided tape included is on the mirror so you have pull the inner sections off if you wanted to use the extra mount. If just flat mounting them like me, you only need to remove the outer layer of backer on the tape as that’s really all that makes contact with the mirror.  I did find them to be a good addition and plan to retro fit other mirrors I have with some. I have several other sets of mirrors, and like the others that use 3 screws and a ball mount they do seem to have some bounce to them at low speeds and idle-however my JKU is far from stock-including motor. The other thing to note is they are kind of awkward once put together they take up a lot of space and there is no easy way to store them- if your always just slapping them on at home probably not a big deal, I however often drive a few hours to various locations with my doors on, and then remove them so finding a place to keep these in the Jeep was interesting. I used them for a week at a time 3 times over the course of 6 weeks. I noticed no more sound difference then any other add on mirrors like these, they did not get loose, I always firmly tighten them down. The adjustablity was okay, the bracket gives you some extra stability but then you can’t adjust the mirrors plane in or out any. You probably noticed in the pics I have brackets mounted for another type of mirror which I have used for years and work well for me. The Calbeau mirrors take longer to setup and get on and off then the type that use the brackets you see pictured, you will also need to carry a 13mm wrench with you to install these. They work decent enough for add on mirrors, nothing like stock mirrors, but about as well as others I used.Final thoughts-I am sure you noticed I got this from Vine, because I write these awesome long reviews and take pics, as I too read reviews and use them to help me make decisions-hopefully you found my review helpful-now would I pay my hard earned side hustle, social monetization or 9 to 5er money for it-If you don’t have any door-less mirrors I would, I was hoping these would replace another set I have as that set has brackets that stay mounted on the Jeep and in the winter when there is no door-less fun, it kinda bothers me-unfortunately they will not. These are better then many I have seen with one pole, or two pole, they are much more stable but that does have some drawbacks as mentioned in adjustablity as well as storage. My ratting of 4 Stars is based off meet my expectations for price paid.I will update if I encounter any problems, adventure is out there.

The mirrors were well packaged, easy to assemble, and easy to install. I really like the additional bracket that bolts to the door hinge, it adds quite a bit of stability to the mirror when driving at highway speeds.I have tried several sets of doors off mirrors like these and they all share similar characteristics. I don't particularly like the design of the blind spot mirrors and the main mirrors could be a little bigger but once you get used to them they work fine. As others have indicated, initial adjustment can be a pain but, with the additional bracket, these do not move around. There is a bit of additional wind noise but nothing too bad.I would easily recommend these as a cheap and easy way to be legal with the doors off.

Fits perfectly on my 2017 jeep wrangler sport. The extra space that fits into the door frame reduces the shakes drastically.

First of all, these were very easy to install. At higher speeds the wind was moving these. I was worried the wind would move it out of position but they stayed in place. It would be nice if they were a little bigger to see better, but for a temporary mirror they work.

I ordered these mirrors for our 2011 Jeep Wrangler JK Sport. I love the way they install easily in the door hinges so you don’t need to bolt on any additional hardware. The mirrors arrived in a box with a minor amount of assembly required. You basically attach the cross brace. It comes with all of the bolts, nuts, and washers that you will need. Once the door is off your Jeep you can install these in under 5 minutes.The tools you will want to have handy are a 14mm socket for the nuts on the mirrors and a 13mm socket to loosen and re-tighten the top bolt on the Jeep’s hinge plate. The extra bracing by connecting the mirrors to the bolt on the hinge plate is what makes this set better than many I have seen. This extra step makes the mirrors much more stable when driving. The set also includes some stick-on blind spot mirrors if you want to add them on. I like and recommend this set for occasional doorless driving.

Very easy to install. Smaller than I expected them to be, but thats my fault. They work great and I prefer the bolted mirrors to the ones that just slide in the door hinge.