Expanded Side Visibility
The curved glass reflects a wider area than a similarly sized flat mirror, helping drivers monitor adjacent lanes, curbs, trailer positions and nearby obstacles.
Convex mirrors make reflected objects appear smaller and farther away than they are. They improve coverage but should not be used to judge following distance by themselves. Physics remains stubbornly unwilling to accept marketing claims. en.wikipedia.org
Adjustable Design
The mirror angle can be repositioned for different vehicles, drivers and mounting locations. Installation above the factory mirror can provide additional outward visibility, while a lower mounting position may be useful for viewing curbs, wheels or trailer clearance.
These mirrors supplement the factory side mirrors—they do not replace them or guarantee that every blind area will be removed.
Installation Instructions
- Clean and dry the selected mounting area.
- Test-fit the bracket above or below the factory mirror.
- Remove the adhesive backing from the mounting pad.
- Press the pad firmly into position.
- Attach the mirror to the bracket.
- Tighten the retaining screws without overtightening.
- Adjust the mirror from the normal driving position.
- Confirm that the factory mirror can still move and fold normally.
Avoid installing the brackets where they obstruct the primary mirror surface, turn signals, cameras or blind-spot warning indicators.
For additional mirror options, read our guide to the best aftermarket side mirrors.
Package Contents
- Two Mandark convex blind-spot mirrors
- Adhesive mounting pads
- Adjustable mounting hardware
- Retaining screws






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