Lufapeach 2 Pack Adjustable 360° Blind Spot Mirrors - Wide Angle Convex Rear View Side Mirrors for Car Safety (Perfect for Parking, Lane Changes & Backing Up)
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SKU:17929572
Product Description
Features:Installation method: under the car rearview mirrorShell material: ABS plasticLens: HD glassThe main body 360 can be adjusted at will, and the lens can be adjustedSize: 2.95*2.17*2.36inch /7.5*5.5*6cm Tips:Choose a suitable installation position (you can sit in the driving position to adjust the installation position and angle, so that the inner side mirror can see the blind area of the front wheel. Try to install it on the outside of the rearview mirror)After debugging the installation position, tear off the protective film of the product's double-sided tape and paste it in the selected position (the process of pasting is to check the position just adjusted, and then press it firmly)After pasting, it can be rotated 360° to adjust the angle.Press the outer mirror to adjust the suitable field of viewPlease avoid moving the vehicle, washing the car or contacting with water within 24 hours after pasting. Note: The direction of the mirror position seen by different body heights is different. Package includes:2* Blind spot rearview mirror (left + right).
Product Features
The soft silicone material fits the rearview mirrors of various models.
Self-adhesive without drilling, just peel the self-adhesive tape and stick the rear blind spot Mirror on the target wall surface.
360 Degree design: The frameless design expands the field of vision, effectively prevents blind spots, and reduces potential safety hazards.
Easy installation: Clean the glass surface before mounting it, then peel and stick adhesive.
Great product for blind sides when driving. Blind spot mirrors helps make sure there is no motor vehicle in your blind spots before switching lanes. Note: The direction of the mirror position seen by different body heights is different.
