Most Popular Clip-On Mirror for 2015 Ford Edge

I haven't road tested it yet, but it seems to strap on as well as could be expected from a universal fit product. Seems like the car mirror will still function and the straps will not damage the finish on the mirror. I used some rubber pieces from a bike tube to play it safe. Seems like an additional strap wrapping diagonal around the mirror on the edge closed to the car would mitigate risk for slipping off the tapered mirror.

After years of replacing mirrors from other sources I purchased a pair of these. There fantastic, plenty of adjustments. Got covid on vacation, really sick and did not properly install mirror. Not broken but scratched badly from asphalt at 55 mph. Purchased a replacement, scratched one is my spare.

I purchased the KS3990 Universal Dual Lens Clip-On pair of mirrors and found them to be easily installed on my 2016 F-150 Ford truck mirrors. The on-line help video for the 2016 F150 was helpful. They seem to be fairly well secured onto the existing mirrors, which are NOT actually rectangular in shape, as was portrayed in the video. In addition to the upper outside corners, the lower horizontal edge (towards road) has a slight upwards tapering effect. I have test driven the vehicle with the 26 ft. travel camper in tow and the mirrors seem to provide much improved visibility on both sides. We will be taking a weekend trip in the near future to confirm that these mirrors are completely adequate.

The universal mirrors fit my 13 Honda Ridgeline. Depending on the size and curvature of your mirrors, they may fit better/worse. In my case, my mirror has an angled edge on the bottom edge. As a result, the ratchets total surface area of coverage is smaller. Slight vibration when going over 55MPH. However, this is to be expected with adjustable mirrors. No significant issues over 100 mile trip.

The good: inexpensive; decent quality materials The bad: doesn't hold it position very well during extensive or high speed travel - you have to readjust at nearly every stop for gas on a trip. Conclusion: It is worth the money due to its fair price.

Purchased a pair for our 2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee towing a nuCamp 400 from FL to AK and back. Three months and around 16k miles. Pros - other than an adjustment the second day, I never had to adjust the tension straps again. They were easy to mount and did not interfere with our mirrors folding inward. They weathered three months on the road without issue though I was beginning to worry about the straps becoming brittle. I noticed this once I removed them. Had I kept them, I would have used some silicon to rejuvenate the rubber. Cons - the only con is they shake. They shake to the point that sometimes I couldn't distinguish what exactly was behind me. I knew there was a vehicle, but the distortion from the vibration prohibited me from getting a clear view of exactly what was behind us. Impressions - they worked for our trip but I knew I would want something else for our next long trip, so we invested in a Furrion Reviewing Camera.

The tow mirrors are perfect. They fit well and do exactly what we needed. Customer service was fantastic. I needed the mirrors sooner than the shipping date. I called customer service and the representative was ver accommodating- we received them even sooner than she had said. Have ordered from etrailer before and will continue to do si.

Easy on and off. We use them on a 2017 Ford Edge when we pull out camper.

Unable to tighten mirror clamps enough to eliminate mirror from shaking, preventing clear image while driving.

The mirrors were just what I needed and work well on my Toyota highlander.

After extensive searching and meticulous scrutiny I chose the K Source trailering mirrors. I chose them because of their design features. The pivots in the mounting arms, the thickness of the arms, the system design using a track guided wide finger to locate n the truck's mirror edge, the width and thickness of the straps to secure the mirrors, and the design and quality of the ratchet and quick release system. I felt certain these were quality mirrors and I would get what I paid for. I mounted them and was very pleased with the ease and rigidness of the installation. I went out and ran down the interstate at 65 mph there was not vibration or shake of the assembly or mirrors. I got home and found the installation was rock solid after the test. I removed the mirrors and found there was no scratching or rub marks on the truck's factory mirrors. I got what I paid for and they are worth every penny. I AM SO PLEASED WITH THESE MIRRORS!!. Thank you very much etrailer.com.

Mirrors vibrated at speeds above 50 mph. I repeated attempted to tighten them but I could barely make out vehicles in the curb side mirror. I replaced them with mirrors that clamp onto the bottom edge of the factory mirrors.

Have not been on the road with the product yet but the extended mirrors snapped onto the mirrors of my 2014 Ford Edge very nicely. Looking forward to heading down the road with them.

Pros: Very easy to install. Will fit on almost anything. Cons: Bit of a challenge to adjust the in/out tilt on fixed mirror housings. Would like a little more height, but it's OK. This is a good solution for the casual user like me. Installation is painless. If you need more control over height or tilt, this is not for you.

I went right away to try them on my truck. I have a 24 Denali ultimate 1500 Denali and I have a couple of cameras on my side mirrors. The straps are easy to maneuver around the cameras to avoid issues there. Good snug fit I have not taken it out yet to test these in real road conditions but so far so good.

Worked well and as expected. Still can't see as far behind the camper as I would like on the passenger side. Strap them on tight. They shook very litte but some, not enough to be bothersome. Later,I did find them less expensive elsewhere, oh well. Straping them on is tricky to not cover the cameras underneath the truck mirrors. Truthfully I use the camera on the back of the camper along with these mirrors and get additional views from the Chevy cameras as well. I'm not a truck driver and only pull the camper on occasion so I need all the "eyes" I can get especially driving through Nashville and Atlanta.

Haven’t had a chance to use these but did put them on my truck to get them adjusted. Easy to install and look like they will give me good coverage.

Straps came off. Mirrors shook a lot. Useless in my opinion