LIBERRWAY Door Off Mirror Compatible with Jeep Wrangler TJ JK 4x4 Off-road Morror Rectangular Mirrors Quick Release Side View Mirror, right position, 2 Pack

The mirrors work great with 1 major problem. The hand fastener cannot be tightened enough by hand and the mirrors will fold in above 50km/hr. A simple fix is to head over to your local hardware store and buy yourself some proper bolts that you can tighten with a wrench. Mirrors don't budge. I'd give the product 5 stars if they included these bolts as it"s a known issue, but 3 stars because you have to go out and get them yourself. It's a small issue that causes a major issue and is easily fixed.

These mirrors were needed to be street legal with the doors removed. Installation was straightforward and the included instructions were adequate. I made sure to tighten the included mounting bolts enough so that the mount is very solid. These bolts are hex-head, not torx, even though the torx socket used to remove the factory bolts will seem to work. When I used the torx bit it started rounding out the bolt head towards the end when I was torquing the bolt down.With arthritis, I could not tighten the knob enough by hand so I used two crescent wrenches to get that tight enough. Also, I tightened the three Phillips-head screws where the mirror mounts to the arm.The end result, both mirrors have little to no vibration and have not moved out of position. I added a couple of blindspot mirrors I had laying around since neither mirror is convex. They help some but are not necessary. To me, I believe the mirrors perform as well as stock.UPDATE: Almost three years later and these still work great with little to no vibration. Not a perfect solution but I still think this product is a good value.The OEM bolts holding the hinge cover on my Jeep are long enough to securely hold the mirror mounts. The two bolts with the plastic knob have been replaced with standard bolts. This works much better and is not inconvenient since tools are required to install the mirrors anyway. I left the mount brackets on for a couple of seasons and the paint faded. A little sanding, paint, and patience and they look new again. The finish on the rest of the mirror assemblies looks fine.

I bought these thinking they couldn't be as bad as I'd expect. They are worse..1. They swing forward the moment your car hits the freeway, and if you ever get in a crash, even with modification and tightening, they will probably swing forward (which will look great in the insurance photos) and likely lose their angle of the mirror too. Door hinges likely won't have this issue2. One of my mirrors tightens reasonably ok (the right side). The other doesn't. They should have given a second screw that can be tightened via wrench to make it more effective. With restrictions here in Australia, I can't buy the parts I need to fix it.3. I have no idea why they bothered making these hinged at all instead of simply putting them at a fixed spot. The OEM mirrors aren't hinged, and there is no need for these to be. You can still angle the mirror regardless.4. If they drop in the city on a busy night, good luck trying to park with no mirrors.5. In some countries, these are likely a safety hazard (and may cause insurance claim issues). Get one that sits on hinges, and if you have a product like the Coredoor (like I do), get something like the highrock's instead.Anyone here who is claiming these work, has either gotten lucky, or modified them with additional parts. I plan to try to return these.

These are very easy to install and look great when the doors are off. They’re very nice to keep your Jeep legal with the doors off. The screws to hold the mirrors in place are a little hard to get loose once you get them tight enough to hold the mirrors from moving once installed.

Installation: Installation on my 2018 JK was straightforward, taking about 10 minutes from arriving at the vehicle to having the mirrors adjusted. Very simple installation when your application allows reuse of the existing bolts. All hardware included worked well as intended. Welds and finish are acceptable . . . we're not talking top-of-the-line here, but it's all ok. I do expect them to rust evenutally as the powder coating wears and gets scratched over time, but time will tell. The back of the bracket is nicely padded to protect the paint underneath, and works well.Performance: I've not had any issues with the mirrors moving even at highway speeds (65 mph+). The surface of one mirror is slightly warped which distorts the image somewhat, but at this price point I'm ok with that . . . it still functions safely. The driver's side mirror whistles slightly at speeds over about 45, but it's not terrible and I'm able to tune it out or turn up the radio. It's super-easy to remove them with the thumbturns (though I do tighten them as tight as I can by hand so they won't move), and I store the thumbsrews and bolts in the center console and the mirrors in my garage when not in use. I leave the mounting brackets on year-round, though it would only take a few minutes to remove them if someone didn't want to leave them on.All in all, I'm quite pleased given the price point. If you're wanting something that's closer to a stock-quality part, you probably will want to look elsewhere, but if you're looking for a functional solution for side mirrors when you're doors-off, these get the job done.