It's unsafe to drive a vehicle with a cracked or broken side view mirror and it's illegal to do so in all 50 states. Even a small chip can grow into a major crack, or shatter at the worst possible ...

After buying their dream car, all owners risk having vehicle-related issues at some point. Although manufacturers always intend for them to last long, extensive usage and inevitable wear and tear make ...

Damaging your side-view mirror or knocking it off is one of those annoying things in your life as a driver — on par with a cracked windshield. But even though it’s only a relatively minor setback, it ...

You are not required to have external mirrors on both sides of your car in any state, and many states don’t require you to ...

Are side-view mirrors going the way of film cameras, record players, and VHS movies? While it’s hard to tell when passenger cars will drop their mirrors, a mirrorless future is dawning in heavy-duty ...

The small mirror attached to your car's side mirror is called a blind spot mirror. It's usually a small convex piece of glass added to either corner of the main side-view mirror. Its purpose is to ...