With our 360 ° adjustable blind spot mirror, it is easier and safer to change lanes, merge and leave highways.
The mirror is glued on in seconds and can be adjusted at any time after installation in order to offer you the best possible and safest view from every sitting position!
Features:
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👉MORE SAFETY - With the wide-angle mirror, you can now see all dangerous situations earlier. The extended field of view allows you to keep an eye on cyclists and motorcyclists at all times. Drive safely and protected now.
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👉FIRM HOLD - The adhesive properties of the 3M tape adhesive surface guarantee a loss-free car journey.
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👉EASILY ASSEMBLED - With the double-sided adhesive surface, the blind spot mirror can be easily glued to the car mirror.
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👉FLEXIBLE USE - The choice is yours - you can attach the mirror with or without a stand and align it at any angle. A perfect 360 degree all-round view for every vehicle, as the round wide-angle mirror has no edge. Thus it merges almost seamlessly into the mirror of the car.
How to use:
- Lightly clean the surface of the two exterior mirrors of the vehicle with alcohol swabs or a cotton ball.
- When the surface of the side mirror is completely dry, calibrate the location where to place the dead corner mirrors before peeling off the paper cover from those blind mirrors.
- Remove the paper covers from the adhesive backing of the dead angle mirror. Lightly attach one to the outside mirror in the specified position. Once properly positioned, apply moderate pressure to each wing mirror for about 20 seconds to secure it in place.
Specifications:
- Color: silver
- Material: Glass, plastic
- Size: 50*2mm
Package included:
- 1*360 ° Adjustable Blind Spot Mirror with Carton packaging (send spare glue)
Or
- 1*360 ° Adjustable Blind Spot Mirror with Press card packaging
Notes:
- Due to manual measurements, please allow slight measurement deviations.
- Due to the different display and lighting effects, the actual color of the item may be slightly different from the color displayed on the picture.
