Driver Left Side Mirror Glass For 2007-2014 Chevy Avalanche Silverado Suburban Tahoe, GMC Sierra Yukon XL, Cadillac Escalade Turn Signal Heated Mirrors with Backing Plate

Worked perfect on my 2007 avalanche now is not grey any more, easy to install and fit perfect.

This Mirror was EXACTLY what i was looking for and it wasn’t easy to find. The 07-14 gm factory mirrors have a different style interface between the glass and the motor, the 99-06 had another style… when i purchased a set of aftermarket mirror assemblies for my 07 as it turned out they were manufactured with the older style interface between the glass/motor. I’ve had to buy and return 2 different 07 mirrors from other vendors that all didn’t fit before i found this one that did fit! This was EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED.

Looks nothing like what I asked for and a waste of my time now I have to keep looking for this mirror

(2012 Suburban) Backing plate may be different to what you need. Just pop and remove the additional plate and it should fit perfectly. About 5 minutes to remove old old glass and install this new one. Great replacement!

Since the mirror came attached to the black part that attaches to the car... it was almost impossible to attach without breaking the mirror. The part is still in the wrapping and box but can’t seem to get a return authorization number or email back from the seller. I have tried to return this part, but I am getting little assistance from the seller. Super frustrating experience.

Great product and solid build, honestly the mirror is clearer than a factory mirror but if you are buying for a 2007- 2013 Chevy Silverado Ltz (New Style) with all the power mirror options it will not fit. The holes on the mirror are a different pattern than the tabs on the mirror assembly and the the frame around the mirror itself is thinner than the factory mirrors.

It fits my 2007 chevy tahoe ltz 4x4 but first i got a wrong one so my advice is pop out ur old or broken one and see the back of it compare it with the one you buying before you proceed to purchase that way it’ll save you time good luck 🍀

Just pryed off the old mirror (I did put tape over it to keep the mirror from cracking in the glass falling out,), then matched up electrical and snap mounts and pushed it in. I got the bottom snap mount to hook first then pushed it in. Needed to use needle nose pliers, to squeeze the terminal connectors tight.