Rugged Ridge | Quick Release Mirror Relocation Kit, Black | 11025.10 | Fits 1997-2018 Jeep Wrangler

I purchased these for my 2012 Jeep JK Unlimited. They look great on it and when you take off the doors it is nice to still have mirrors! They come off easy and install easy there is a nice pad on the bracket that protects your paint and they come with new bolts. I highly recommend them! My only gripe is they are hard to adjust and the angle on the mirrors takes some time to get them pointed in the right place!! Still well worth the price as most others are twice as expensive!!

It's not legally required to have side mirrors where I live, but it just makes sense to have them anyway. My biggest concern was that these would shake and vibrate from the wind, but they are very solid, even at above highway speeds. They are a bit tricky to get aimed, but once they are in position, they are not going to move. The windshield brackets can remain in place, even with the doors and regular mirrors attached, without interference. The styling is very nice, with the round mirrors echoing the round headlights. The materials are very sturdy, and the instructions make it very simple to assemble them.

Installation is basic and quick, minimal tools required. Mirrors are easy to adjust to your preference. The quick disconnect feature makes it convenient to put these on or take them off as needed. I have had them for a few months now, and they have been durable thus far. Two minor complaints: (1) Eventually, vibration and wind will most likely cause the actual mirrors (not necessarily the arms) to move slightly when driving. A simple readjustment with a screw driver should take care of the issue. Make sure everything is tightened properly, and you're good to go. (2) While driving, the wind will cause a whistling sound as it passes by the mirrors. However, this is only a minor annoyance given the fact that the ride is already noisy with the doors off. Overall, a good product. I would definitely recommend it!

i love driving with my doors off on my jeepy and wanted to make sure i wouldnt get a ticket without mirrors so i bought these... they're not the most functional mirrors out there... they're a little difficult to adjust, i have found they dont stay in place while doing highway speeds 65mph+ there is a whistle i hear when driving over 45-50mph pros: they're aesthetically pleasing they're sort of functional they wont get you a ticket cons: they move at higher speeds they whistle at higher speeds the mirror part isnt very big overall they will do...

I've had these mirrors on my 2015 Jeep Willys for about a month. The quality of the mirrors is very good. All the pieces I needed were included, even had a few extra torx bolts. Some reviewers complained about a whistling sound caused by the mirrors but the whistling I heard was only occasional and very slight. I don't really notice it now. Plus, with the doors and top are off anyway there are plenty of other wind noises. The mirrors were very easy to install, almost self-explanatory. Depending on how the mirrors are adjusted they extend from the Jeep's body 6 to 12 inches which gives sufficient distance for excellent visibility which is further aided by the healthy 6 inch diameter of the actual mirrors. The visibility with these mirrors is better than the factory installed mirrors. I removed the passenger side mirror because the driver side mirror plus the interior rear view mirror are more than adequate. I have no complaints about these mirrors after a month of use.

Got these for my 06 TJ, have tried other brands relocation brackets for the stock mirrors and they just don’t look right. These do the trick. Simple, not a lot of parts, easy to remove when doors go back on, and can’t beat the price. Mirrors themselves were actually much larger and better quality than I was thinking. Well worth the $30.

Driving with the doors off greatly improves your visibility on the trails and helps you look cool when driving around town. These mirrors keep you legal and safe by replacing the factory mirror that are mounted to the doors. Once you have the brackets on your Jeep you can mount the mirrors in a minute or two. They do not vibrate or move on the highway or on the trail. On the trail it is very easy to loosen them and fold them in. Visibility is great on both sides. They are a bit stiff, so adjusting them takes some effort, but once set they stay put. I considered several cheaper options that require some fabrication or modification. I found they are not worth the trouble. These are well though out, they work, and they are affordable.

The mirrors shipped quickly and arrived in appropriate packaging. The mirrors are actually packed individually in retail boxes inside a larger amazon box. I like the size and fit (the mirror is about the size of a large soup bowl), though the quality of materials will only be known over time. If I were to guess, I'd say they look like they have a high probability of rusting if left on the vehicle all year. I think I will be removing the brackets and mirrors once summer is over and storing them someplace dry for the winter. That's not a big problem for me though because of the simple hardware attachment to the vehicle. Install or de-install is only a torx bit and a few seconds. Overall the price is right and they do the job.

Good quality. Has foam on the mounts so it won't scratch up the paint. takes me about 30 seconds to install a mirror when the doors etc come off.

I looked around for a while for a quick release trail mirror. I’ve had a cheap knockoff before which rusted out after the first year. Hoping this one is coated with better material. I wish two things. 1. That this mirror had a better quick release mechanism. I regularly remove my mirrors for tight trails. The door can interfere with the mirror if it flies open (and as a Jeep owner I know it does that often). So it needs to resist wind but also give if you clip a tree or knock it with the door. 2. That they provide a convex mirror for the passenger side. The passenger side view is almost useless.

People complained of not staying in place, setting them up and whistling. Mine stay great. I am nervous of over-tightening though. First summer with jeep so I'm not going like a rocket and enjoying the air. They are a pain to set up passenger mirror but not impossible by yourself. When I put them back on each time they are mostly good to go. I did add a small concave mirror to help on both sides. I wonder if the rectangle versions give more area for the concave mirror Yes they do make noise which is only noticeable at lower speeds as jeep noise decreases. I've tried a bead a silicone but that didn't work and peeled of. Next I'll bedline it.

A little bigger than expected. Shakes quite a bit at Highway speeds.

A must for when u have the doors off. Probably the easiest thing I've ever installed. Took me less all of 10minutes. Adjusting them that's another story. Like any other manual mirrors takes some time. Product seems sturdy and decent quality. I'll update this when I have them on for while.