2022 Upgraded UTV Side View Mirrors, Adjustable Wide Rear Clear View with Shatter-Proof Tempered Glass, Moveland UTV Off-Road Accessories Compatible with Polaris RZR, Can-Am, Kawasaki, Kubota, Yamaha

No complaint about the quality or make of these mirrors. I like them. My only issue after having them for a while is their size. They are a bit small for my tastes. You might consider getting a slightly larger mirror for ease of viewing for yourself.

we put these mirrors on our side-by-side and they are working great. they stay in place even if we are bouncing through a field or pasture. they were easy to install as well.

A couple of complaints up front:1. The side-to-side adjustment is as good as you would expect, but the up and down isn't so hot. You get a little bit of range once you've mounted the mirror, but not very much. The main adjustment is on the inside of the mount, so you set that once before you attach the mirror and that's the end of it.2. More egregious though, do I look like an Ikea store to you? Or do you think my daddy owns the allen wrench factory? The install requires TWO 5mm allen wrenches. Who has two sets of allen wrenches in their garage. It was just sheer luck that I had recently bought a second set of  AmazonBasics Hex Key / Allen Wrench Set with Ball End - 26-Piece  and had them in my RV with me when I set out to install these mirrors.Aside from those two minor gripes, these are really outstanding mirrors. It just took a few minutes to install them and set them up on my Can Am. I was worried that I wouldn't be able to swing the mirror down low enough to see my rear wheel, but these mirrors are tall enough to be able to see the trail behind me while I'm driving and also look down and see my rear wheel when I'm backing out of my toy hauler's garage.Because of the angle of the cage on my Can Am Maverick x3, there really isn't a good position for me to install the passenger side mirror where it's useable for me. All I can see is the cage. That's OK though. I told my wife that she can adjust that mirror for herself so she can look back on the trail. (I like to hog the side mirror when I'm a passenger in a friend's buggy, so it's only fair to give my wife a mirror too.)My buddies seem to be in varying camps when it comes to mirrors for their SxS's. One guy is committed to Can Am OEM all the way. His mirrors are way up high and look like sparrow wings. I can tell he doesn't like them, but he won't admit it. His wife even said, "Honey look at Dave's mirrors. Didn't you say you don't like your Can Am mirrors?" Bad call, Mrs. Friend. Don't back your hubby into a corner like that. He can't admit that he likes my thirty dollar mirrors better than his OEMs. Another buddy swears he has to have the most extreme mirrors ever, because everyone knows the cheap ones break. He said his were $250, which means he probably paid closer to $300 for them. Yes, they look like they would survive a full swing with a baseball bat, but they're small and kind of ugly, and I could replace these almost ten times for what he paid for his set.I really like these. They don't look cheap and they give me a great field of vision behind me on the driver's side. My wife can use the passenger mirror to put on mascara or whatever. We're both happy.Just make sure to buy or borrow a second 5mm allen wrench before you go to install these.

I have a 2020 Mule Pro FX EPS that I use around the farm. Like most farmers I drive a pick up truck for a lot of my daily chores/errands and the one thing that was missing from the mule was side rear view mirrors. I am so accustomed to using them for backing up that I felt very handicapped. I added a cab rear view mirror a few months ago and it helped but it just didn't provide the functionality I was accustomed to.All that being said, I just installed these mirrors today, took it for a spin and tried them out backing into a couple of tight spaces. They work like a champ ! I am impressed with the quality, ease of installation and clarity. My Mule required both of the 2" clamps and 4 of the rubber spacers to tighten adequately. The up/down adjustment is a bit of a PITA to get right depending on where you install them on the down tube but it locks in well and has bit of movement after they are installed. It does require two 5 MM Allen wrenches for the installation so be prepared. Also requires a 4 MM Allen wrench for the up/down adjustment.I can't speak to the long term durability of these mirrors but for the money they are a good buy.

I needed rear view mirrors for my Kubota UTV. These were perfect and were a breeze to install. They have held up well so far.

The reviewer stated the instructions were crap - wrong - wrong - wrong - there were no instructions. Arrived in plain white boxes- a think you for buying the product. Not even a picture. What a cluster. Know this that there are different size bar mounts depending on the circumference you installing upon, the clams have two different sized holes, first thought is that bolts won't fir then try the other side and they fit but do not DO NOT extend all the way through, use the threaded bolt to connect to the larger bolt installed from the other side. Good luck keeping the rubber piece in proper place when installing onto the bar. I used rubber cement to hold the rubber in place. Note there are two different size mirrors - I used the larger to install as a rearview, and the slim one on the left side. The adjustment screws are hidden by the clamp.I would not buy again.Boxes looked like the ones (I guess) that are shipped so no one can see what you ordered, like erctile or magazines.I think that is because they aren't proud of their product or their company.

Install was easy, mirrors serve the purpose at a great price. My only reason for a 4 star rating is the width of the mirrors are a bit more narrow than I would have liked. With that said they do the job just fine. Delivery was prompt

These mirrors are a good value for the money, but are a bit difficult to install on roll bar unless you have help. Once installed they do serve the purpose, but adjustment is limited. The rubber pieces which go under the brackets are hard to hold in place while trying to install.