ECCPP Exterior Mirror Driver Side(LH) fit for Chevy Avalanche Suburban Silverado Tahoe for GMC Sierra Hybrid Classic Yukon Power Heated Left Side Replacement Mirror Glass

Used this to replace the driver's side mirror on a 2002 GMC Yukon XL that had recently started to cloud over with a yellow/brown hue. The new one arrived quickly and in great shape. There were two connectors on the back that fit the wire harnesses coming out of the vehicle. I assume these were for the defrost? There was a third harness coming from the vehicle that I assume was for the auto-dimming feature? I was NOT expecting a connector for this on the new mirror anyway, as that was noted in the description. Auto dimming on side mirror is not a necessity for us on this vehicle. I just put that harness out of the way behind the frame that holds the mirror. I sprayed a little windex on the tabs and it went onto the frame very easily. It works great and have no issues with the image or the fit. Won't be able to test the defrost until it starts to get cold. At this point, completely happy with the product.

My original driver side side mirror was so Sun tinted and yellow so I ordered this one as a replacement. I had my son do it because there were no instructions of how to get the old on off and the new one on. After a Utube video it was just a pop off with his hand. This new mirror was manual operate and that was my mistake in my ordering so it was OK with me to use it, but it also was a little thinner than the old one. It popped in place just fine and for the price I have a clear mirror now.

Easy replacement. Look it up on YouTube: "How to Install Chevy GMC Mirror Glass" by 1A Auto: Repair Tips & Secrets Only Mechanics Know

The mirror was a good fit would of given a 5 star but was not completely adhered to the back plate

I was hesitant to buy this as some of the reviews had stated that the mirror was like a carnival mirror; very distorted. The one i received super clear. It has no turn signal embedded in it, though. My fault for not reading the description carefully.

Used this to replace a compromised mirror on my 2001 Chevy Tahoe LT. Following a YouTube video, finding the little clips and releasing them with a flatblade screwdriver was simple, but does require a little touch. If you're a mechanical klutz, watch a video on it, and/or get your mechanically-gifted friend to help you with this part, to avoid breaking any plastic pieces.Once I'd removed the old mirror from the clips, I noticed the old mirror had not just the two connectors for mirror defrost, but hand another 2-wire connector I had to disconnect. No idea what those two wires do; they connected to the inside front of the mirror from what I could see. New mirror didn't have the two-wires-and-connector at all.I connected the two defrost wires to the mirror, then snapped the mirror into place, and it looks and works perfectly. I did have to remove the new glass and replace it once, due to failing to connect the defrost wires, and it unclipped easily and went right back in just fine after I connected the wires.I also moved the small convex mirror from the old glass and used marine epoxy to glue it to the new glass. Seems to be holding fine.Also, I had to fix the side mirror switches in my Tahoe to get mirror remote controls to work. Took them apart, per YouTube video, cleaned contacts with rubbing alcohol and Q-Tips, and the mirror remote controls work again with the new glass.Still baffled by the two unknown extra wires coming out of the mirror, but no issues. Overall, I highly recommend this mirror glass if it fits your application. It's so nice (and so much safer) to see the road and traffic clearly in my side mirrors again!

The mirror itself is very blurry and hard to see out of. The snap on piece that holds it together was hard to snap into place and eventually I just glued it. Overall tho I can’t expect too much for the price: it’s very cheap and it does do the job I suppose.

Haven’t actually tried seeing how well the heated mirrors function here in Texas yet, but the mirror itself is an OEM-appearing match in fit, reflection, appearance for a 2002 Suburban 4x4 with heated power mirrors.The Suburban’s original heated power mirror on the driver’s side was discolored and hazy because the chemical inside for the heated mirror had started leaking.Put those on and toss the old ones. Your only complaint will be “why didn’t I do this sooner?!”

This product does not fit a 2005 chevrolet avalanche like it states.

No coincide con la base, tuve que cortarle algunas partes, se quebro al colocarlo y hacer un poco de presion

It's fine not that perfect as the original