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Forever.I've never used them but have seen them. How well do they last?
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You can register using your Google, Facebook, or Twitter account, just click here.Forever.I've never used them but have seen them. How well do they last?
In my experience the stick on mirrors last as long as the wide angle mirrors that come from the factory. And they are a hell of a lot cheaperIf they do fall off; either put some new tape on it, or go and buy a new pair, mine were $2.49 for two through O' Riley's
Just make sure the area is clean and warm when you put them on.
Nope.I'm willing to bet your winters aren't as harsh as mine. Though, high pressure water can also cause issues..
They don't come off... ever. I've always used them when the vehicle doesn't include them... from Minot, ND to Albuquerque, NM... weather extremes and no problems.I've never used them but have seen them. How well do they last?
I am liking this one for $30, it comes with a 4.3" monitor (a lot come with a 7", but that seems a little big for the Elio): http://www.amazon.com/Esky-EC170-20-4-3-Inch-TFT-LCD-Waterproof/dp/B00P8N7N0Y/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1462071478&sr=8-6&keywords=esky+backup+camera
I am tempted to just have one always on (instead of just for backup) as a rearview mirror replacement. The side mirrors will probably be fine for rear view (they are fine on my motorcycle), but it is an option.
What happens if it's bright and sunny and you want to flip the visor down?I just had an idea... You could put an actual rearview mirror on the windshield.... a lot of backup cameras these days integrate the display into the rearview mirror. If you ignore the mirror part and just make it a full time screen displaying the backup camera, it would be natural and handy... could even have a night-vision mode.