Upgraded Golf Cart Side Mirrors Full Package Tube&No Drilling,Fit for 0.75"-1.35" Square Tube,Adjustable Clips Golf Cart Mirror Compatible with Club Car EZGO Yamaha ICON

These Esploratori golf cart side mirrors are designed to fit on 0.75 inch to 1.35 inches square tubes, such as the EZGO, Club Car, Yamaha, ICON Carts, etc. The key to this golf cart mirror is it is designed with an adjustable clip, so you don't need any tools to adjust it, and - you do not need to drill any holes in your golf cart. I have a Club Car DS 1992, and I installed the two side view mirrors on this golf cart with no issues. The mirrors come with a clip that easily fits on to the square tube frame of the golf cart. Then you simply twist the knob on the clip until it is holding the mirror very firmly to the frame square tube. I did not need any tools to install or to adjust mirrors. The company provides two rubber gaskets that you can add when you install the mirrors to help make the golf cart mirror more stable and to reduce any shaking of the mirror as you drive. This is a good quality product, and I can comfortably rate it 5-stars.

I got these mirrors because they were incredibly easy to install on our cart. They save me from constantly twisting around to see what's behind me, which is a huge plus for my stiff back and neck. The adjustable clips fit perfectly on our square tube frame, and no drilling was required. These mirrors are a fantastic upgrade for any golf cart, for both convenience and safety.

Very good quality, durable and perfect replacement/add on for my golf cart.

Only real issue is placement of these and the cart cover which needed adjusting to make this work. That would be different with every cover though and can be worked around fairly easily.

5 stars
7-15-24
Convex mirrors for a larger field of view.

These took me about 10 minutes for assembly and installation on my 2002 EZGO cart.
When installing the steel bracket around the windshield frame while holding the mirror almost takes 3 hands but definitely doable with 2.

Both mirrors are convexed allowing for a larger field of view, which I prefer.

You will need to use the two included Allen or hex wrenches to install them and then snug them onto your windshield frame with a thumb screw.
It's nice, this allows for a tooless adjustment to slide up or down the windshield frame depending on the driver or depending on if you have a windshield on or not. I have a full windshield that flips down and the bracket is thin enough to fit between the frame and the windshield.

No complaints at this point they work, and stick out less than my previous ones.

FYI, my cart is used more as a groundskeeping cart and not driven on the street.

Hopefully my written end photo reviews are helpful, thank you!.