http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORcNxRNX_oA
$200 for my application, but well worth it.
Sad these are too unsafe for DOT approval.
$200 for my application, but well worth it.
Sad these are too unsafe for DOT approval.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORcNxRNX_oA
$200 for my application, but well worth it.
Sad these are too unsafe for DOT approval.
So if you bring your car to the DVM with these installed, it'll fail the safety inspection right?
Turning one's head to check for blind spot work as well.
shipping ain't free...troll.
If a person can't adjust the stock mirrors to eliminate the blind spot on a car as small as the Golf, that person is too incompetent to be behind the wheel. A person would have to be a complete and utter moron to set the mirrors at the position they show for the "OEM Mirrors."
http://www.caranddriver.com/features/how-to-adjust-your-mirrors-to-avoid-blind-spots
It's very clear to me that the people who made that video are intentionally setting the OEM mirrors wrong to make their unnecessary and overpriced product look useful. What is sad is that there are actually people out there who will believe the video and get tricked into buying a superfluous product.
ZV
I sent a steering wheel to Poland for (much) less than $100. Maybe mirrors are heavy...you should get them in carbon fiber.
So we have a $70 ashtray assembly in that mix. The mirrors were $200...BTW saying Pep Boys to me is even more funny seeing I spent $300 yesterday to get the aspheric mirrors for my M3 and a $70 ashtray to just salvage the chrome trim (got sucked out by my detailer) on my front ashtray lid.
I never shop at Pep Boys
Yeah, pretty much. I have no blind spots on either of my cars (including an E46 M3 similar to the OP's). No idea why anyone would want this product, much less for $200 (or is it $300?).
If a person can't adjust the stock mirrors to eliminate the blind spot on a car as small as the Golf, that person is too incompetent to be behind the wheel. A person would have to be a complete and utter moron to set the mirrors at the position they show for the "OEM Mirrors."
http://www.caranddriver.com/features/how-to-adjust-your-mirrors-to-avoid-blind-spots
It's very clear to me that the people who made that video are intentionally setting the OEM mirrors wrong to make their unnecessary and overpriced product look useful. What is sad is that there are actually people out there who will believe the video and get tricked into buying a superfluous product.
ZV
These mirrors are OEM, they are the ones designed for the M3 by BMW. US laws need to have that passenger mirror be one of the ones where objects are closer than they appear.
These allow you to eliminate blind spots and have a wider view behind and to the side of you. If you don't understand the advantage of that then they probably aren't for you.
They are very helpful when looking over your shoulder could have you rear-ending someone.
These mirrors are OEM, they are the ones designed for the M3 by BMW. US laws need to have that passenger mirror be one of the ones where objects are closer than they appear.
These allow you to eliminate blind spots and have a wider view behind and to the side of you. If you don't understand the advantage of that then they probably aren't for you.
They are very helpful when looking over your shoulder could have you rear-ending someone.
Yeah, european OEM mirrors were superfluous on all cars overseas.
Were you the guy that recommended cinder blocks as jack stands too?
In all my years of driving, checking my blind spot has never once left me subject to running into someone. Perhaps it's because I don't check my blindspot for 30+ seconds at a time. Perhaps it's because I don't ride people's asses while driving down the road. I dunno.