Does anyone use fisheye/bubble mirror attachments

[Force-1]

 

[ux149]

No problem

I've used the bubbles for decades. My '08 GT has Blind Spot Monitoring, so I mounted them on the lower outside corners of both mirrors. Yes, both mirrors. Then, I set the mirrors down and inward to where they are the most useful when backing into a parking space or garage, and use the BSM and bubbles to monitor nearby vehicles. Yes, my NAV came with a backup camera - the absolute worst of any vehicle I've ever owned or driven. I've only had one bubble ever fall off, so heated mirrors don't seem to matter.

 

[xarthan]

These have always been my first "addon" to any vehicle I drive. I've been so used to them, that I don't even need to turn my head anymore. Just look at the fisheye! Anyways what i've disovered that is, if you get the ones with plastic housing, usually black, they will get cloudy and fade over a year. The ones with metal backing will usually stay clear for a long long time.

 

[fellowkillla]

(alright) i gotta have that mirror, that's fantastic!!! force 1, you did that yourself ?

 

[ceric]

(alright) i gotta have that mirror, that's fantastic!!! force 1, you did that yourself ?

I think I saw that on eBay.

 

[Armchair Bronco]

The $2.00 stick-on fish-eye bubble from Schucks is still going strong and doing its job well. The Euro mirrors would have been nice, but I'd rather spend all that money on more guitar pedals.

 

[pdxa4]

I put some on our car a few days ago, not my preference but it makes my wife feel more comfortable driving the car.

BSM works really well...But I also feel better when my wife is safer...

 

[ceric]

These have always been my first "addon" to any vehicle I drive..

Same here.
$1 each for both sides.

 

[nguvanh]

I have these fisheye mirrors on my both 3 and CX-9.
However, they are only useful for day and dry on my 3.