Mirrors

Exterior mirrors: the visual impact of a well-targeted modification

The mirror cap is visible from inside the vehicle and from outside: it is one of the rare elements appreciated from both angles. A carbon-style cover or a dark finish immediately contrasts with the body color and changes the overall look. On a BMW, it is a classic of the M Performance look: matte or gloss black caps give the car a sharper, more aggressive stance. On an Audi, they fit naturally into the S line spirit. On a Mercedes-Benz, they reinforce the AMG Line influence without distorting the proportions. On a Volkswagen with the R-Line pack, the logic is identical.

Beyond aesthetics, some complete mirror assemblies include features such as electric folding or compatibility with driver assistance systems already present on your vehicle.

Finding your way among the 166 mirror references available

This is the largest section of the catalog, with a breakdown between BMW (70 references), Audi (45), Mercedes-Benz (34), and Volkswagen (17). The available families cover mirror caps and covers, complete replacement assemblies, and elements related to the vehicle's original equipment.

To navigate efficiently, the right reflex is to identify your exact generation via the chassis code on your registration document. A 1 Series F20 does not have the same caps as an F40, and an A4 B9 differs from a B8. The sub-pages by make, model, and generation take you directly to the mirrors compatible with your configuration.

How do I know if a mirror cap clips on without drilling or gluing on my car?

The vast majority of mirror caps are designed to clip onto the existing cover, without drilling or permanent adhesive. The exact installation method (clipping onto the original cover or full cover replacement) is indicated on the product pages. If in doubt, working with slightly warm plastics makes installation easier and reduces the risk of marking surrounding surfaces.

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