Blind spot mirrors for 488

Those small stick on convex mirrors.... there was a guy putting mudflats on his 488 a while ago ;-)

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tilt your side mirrors outwards so that they cover the blindspot. you'll need to move your head towards the center console while parking up against a curb, but thats a small concession. The 458/488 platform has long enough mirrors where youll be able to see opposite lane and blind spot at the same time.

 

Perfect! Stoneguards (mudguards) and convex mirrors. I have both. The small stoneguards (mudguards) save the sides from being sand blasted with rocks, and they are not noticeable. Where I live alot of roads have gravel and stone shoulders. The convex 2" mirrors have made my life much safer and easier. FTW... if it works for me, I'm in; if it helps you, it is your choice. I don't have "mudflats".

 

I use these. Glass, rimless and work well. Covers blind spot well. On Amazon as a set. Great reviews.
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The ones I installed are rimless and round. I think these ones will show more.

 

They are semi rectangular in shape and do have a wider view with less distortion than the round ones. They almost look OEM in my opinion, as if they are part of the regular glass, like some modern cars. Now if I could figure out a way to nullify the vibration of the main mirror, I'd be a happy camper. The blind spot mirror helps with the vibration as it is not perceptible in the smaller mirror.