EAGSide View Mirrors with A Pillar Post Relocation Brackets Pair Kit Fit for 07-18 Wrangler JK

Overall it looks like a good product. I does rattle very little on the freeway but id say its normal because im running 35 inch mud tires. Looks cool but the only thing i did not like about these mirrors is that they stick out too much for my liking and it seems like its bout 6 inches up from were the oem is and also does not have magnification OEM seemed like it may have some magnification compared to these. I think its a matter of getting used to, i will update if the experience is neggative.UPDATE:6-21-23These mirrors are worth getting in my opinion, good price, quality and long term durability.

Great quality! Love them! They don’t shake and I have no blind spots. They came in mislabeled left was marked right, etc. No biggy, easy fix. I usually leave my doors off all summer so these were perfect. If you’re constantly removing and replacing your doors a lot, just know these take a little extra effort but totally worth it!

Let me get this out of the way first...CAUTION: YOU WILL HATE GOING BACK TO YOUR STOCK MIRRORS AFTER USING THESE! These mirrors have a much broader and taller field of view. Going back to my stock mirrors when I put my doors back on makes me feel like my view is restricted.I had high expectations for these mirrors, and they have far exceeded them. They are very easy to assemble, and also very easy to install and remove on the Jeep. One thing I do recommend is using Loctite (Blue 242) on the phillips head screws that attach the mirrors to their brackets. DO NOT USE LOCTITE ON THE BOLTS THAT MOUNT THE MIRRORS TO THE JEEP!The only thing I worry about with these mirrors is wearing out the OEM bolts that attach these to the Jeep. I always take extra care to make sure the bolts are not cross-threaded when I insert them, and that my driver bit is seated securely in the bolt head to prevent stripping.The only thing that I would do to improve these mirrors is to add a mountable disconnect bracket to the Jeep instead of having to mount the mirrors directly to the Jeep every time. I am not sure how this would be accomplished, but it would make me feel better about taking them on and off as much as I do.EAG also makes tubular doors that include these exact mirrors (without the mounting bracket). A friend of mine fell in love with my mirrors, but decided to spend the extra money to get the EAG doors also. I ended up borrowing and testing out the tubular doors when he got them, so I was the one that got to assemble them. I already had my OEM doors off and these mirrors on, so I was curious to see if the EAG doors would fit without having to take these off. THEY DO! THEY FIT!!! There is just enough clearance between the top of the door and the bottom of the mirror to allow the doors to be installed, operated fully, and removed without having any issues. You have to get just the right angle when putting the EAG tubular doors on, otherwise the hinge pins won’t seem to be able to reach the hinge brackets. However, that said, I hated the doors and dropped them back off with him the next day. They were not too difficult to assemble, but no matter how hard I tried to adjust the alignment, one of the doors never lined up correctly and had to be SLAMMED SUPER HARD to even get it to latch.

For something seemingly simple, the installation instructions are very poor and appear to be written by someone who hasn’t actually assembled the product. First, you will need a 5/32 Allen wrench to install the mirrors to the brackets - that is not stated on the instructions. Second, the hardware (bolts/nuts) included are poor quality. I’d recommend at least some nylon locking nuts to ensure the mirrors stay secure to the brackets. The mirrors come folded so you will need to unscrew the 2 Phillips head screws (indicated in photos, but not included in the instructions) to turn the mirrors outward once installed. Then simply reinstall the Phillips screws.The mirrors are larger than OEM, which is nice but not really necessary. I’m also unsure of the need for them to be so far off the side of the vehicle. It’s not like these are for an F-350 towing a 5th wheel. I did experience some whistling coming from the passenger mirror on the first drive after install, so will keep on eye on that. Overall appear to have good initial quality, but we’ll see how they stand up over time.

Easy to install, good mirrors , does the job biggest issue is they only allow the doors to open half way when installed . When the doors are off they are great

they don't work with the doors on

Easy install, looks OEM. Perfect solution for running doors off. Not a good product for doors on.

If you really want to see out of your Jeep than get these mirrors. Much better view than the stock ones. Do not work with doors on but our jeep seldom has them on anyways. We had tried three other types and they all sucked. These don't shake and the visibility is great. They look a little old Manish but in Dallas traffic you need good mirrors.