Audew A Pair Shake-Proof Rectangular Adventure Mirrors, Bolt-on Door Hinge Mirror, Off-Road Doorless Mirrors, Jeep Side Mirrors Fits All Jeep Wrangler TJ JK JL CJ (Textured Black)

Sturdy brackets, easy to install. The mirrors are smaller than expected. View on driver's side is adequate, but passenger side is slightly obscured by the passenger side edge of the dashboard (at least in the JK unlimited), making the driver want to lean over a bit when looking to change lanes. That said, for less than $50 they do the job. I'm pleased with the quality, and the fact that they stay positioned right where I want them. Shipping was fast, arrived sooner than expected.

Installed these on a 2018 Wrangler JLUR. Super easy to install. As someone mentioned, you’ll need a 10mm and 15mm socket to tighten down on respective ends of the support bar. I added 5/16” neoprene washers from HD on both the top and bottom of the hinge (see pic). Definitely helped with the shaking and ensured that I wasn’t compressing the hinge unnecessarily with metal-on-metal. Rod diameter was slightly smaller than hinge opening, but fit well and doesn’t move at all once tightened down. Haven’t been on the highway yet, but was going about 55mph. There’s some noticeable vibration in the mirror (see video), but you’re mainly using it to see if there’s a big vehicle in the next lane, not putting on make-up. At least on the JLUR, I had no problem seeing the entire mirror on the passenger side (ie. no dashboard blocking the view). I’ve only had it for a couple of days and haven’t gone highway speeds yet, so I can’t speak to whether it “whistles” or seriously vibrates. If it does whistle, it’s easy enough to adjust the bars in or out. If it vibrates, who cares? You’ll still be able to see a car in your blind spot and you’re still riding with your doors off!

Great deal. I looked at others on more specialized sites, but these are less expensive, and they looked good. I'm glad I bought.Installed and tried them over the weekend. Relatively easy to install (and they DO fit the new Jeep Wrangler JL). They provide good-enough visibility. Obviously, the mirrors are lower and smaller than the stock ones on the doors, so you have to get used to that, and they wiggle/vibrate a lot. But in terms of seeing your blind spots and making you street legal (in most states), they do the trick. OTOH, with the doors off, you can see if anyone is in your blind spot a lot more easily.There is a very slight whistle, but in the grand scheme of all the wind, it's nothing to worry about. And they are solid and stay put even at highway speeds.It would be nice if you could remove and reinstall without taking the mirrors off the bars, but I guess the crossbar with extra support makes that necessary. Just adds a minute or two to the whole process.

*8/21/17- updated review*Well after leaving my previous negative review, I received a new pair of mirrors on the house. Lo and behold, they work great. It seems the first set were indeed faulty as there is now no movement when driving at speed. There's some vibration but the angle of the mirror holds which it must certainly did not on the first go around. I'm changing the review from 2 stars to 5. Great product.****/(Original review)Well, I'll start with the positive. The brackets that support the mirrors are really sturdy and torque nice and tight. They don't shake or become displaced. And the mirror themselves are nice quality, though a bit small. Now, the bad. You can't use these for anything other than avoiding a ticket once you hit over 30 mph. The problem? The wind blows the top of the mirror down and all you'll see is blacktop. No problem, I thought. There's small bolts holding the mirror to the bracket. Surely if I tighten these up the mirror will stick at the angle I need. Well, I turned the nut two more times with my socket and lo and behold, the screw broke off and the mirror slammed onto the concrete. Thankfully it didn't break. My fault, I thought. Let me try the passenger side. I torqued down a half turn, moved the mirror around and no change. Still loose as a goose. Another half turn... No change. Yet another full turn. Nothing.The problem is the mirrors are mounted on a ball which enables free flowing movement in any direction... Awesome! Until you're driving. Not awesome! Unless I got faulty mirrors these are great for avoiding tickets but not much else I'm sorry to say

these are good mirrors for the money you spend and they will work on the new 18 up JL, they are simple to install on any year jeep they go straight down into the door hole, like everyone says don't over tighten the bolts ! you can always snug them up little by little until they won't flop back towards the jeep. the mirrors seem to be made of good material and if you need more room to see simply turn them sideways instead of straight up and down it gives you a wider view just like my old CJ'S. They do vibrate very slightly at highway speeds but if you put a rubber washer on the bolt before you drop it in it helps out with that and keeps your paint from chipping. the downside is every time you put your doors back on you have to take these apart but it's a small price to pay.

I havent had these for too long on my '89 YJ but they do the job, some vibration, and the only real complaint I have is that they whistle as i'm going down the road. This may not seem like much, but I live in Hawaii and 95% of the time the top and doors are off so the whistle is pretty apparent even with the radio up and standard road noise. I'm pretty sure the whistle comes from the air moving across the back of the mirror and hitting the little lip around the edge of the mirror, no real way to fix that as they stand. As for durability they are good so far, I will update if durability is lacking. all that said, they look good and they function as they should.