Broadway Rear Mirror

Bikki

Which Broaday Rear Mirror is better ? (flat or convex) and what size is the best for a vehicle? Is it better with the HID or not?

Ultraman

I used those mirrors before. But now I don't use any of them anymore, cuz I think it's better to have a good habit to shoulder check as normal.

RayRay

I agree with ULTRAMAN. I used those because give it to me. I get on not to shoulder check until I get horned by the other car. Now I drive according to what I learn.

Hyde

i like the blue tinted ones....
but i havnt used them for a while... all my car's mirror are too weird in shape and have auto dim.

pkphilip

Since I drive a Mazda3 Hatch, the stock mirror is just a little enough to cover the rear window. I got the 240mm tinted convex (wide-angle), that covers the whole rear windows and a little of both "chicken-wing" windows. I also have 2 little sticky round mirrors on my side mirrors too, it takes the guess work out of shoulder checking. (I still do shoulder check, it's a good habit, but having a mirror is better than none) Remember, the proper way to change lane still applies: mirror -> lights -> shoulder check.

Philip

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i am happy with the 300mm flat one, i dun like the convex one and 240 or 270mm are both kinda small; 360mm is way too long...

Ultraman

Another concern is, once you get used to your own "specially mirrored" vehicle, in case you need to drive your friends' cars without the same/similar device, it's very difficult to drive/park normally as usual.

布小熊

I use a short (don't remember exact length) and flat one. I found it ok. Didn't like the convex/curve one at all. (dizzy)
I ALWAYS shoulder check and don't find driving other vehicles a problem.