Which wing mirror part fits my car?

Start with your vehicle make, model and year, then match the side, mirror shape, mounting and features on the product page. Vehicles from the same year can use different mirrors, especially around a facelift or across body styles.

Before you order: compare the product photos and specifications with your existing part. If anything differs or is unclear, contact OEM Auto Parts Direct with your vehicle details and a link to the product page.

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Do I need glass, a cover or a complete mirror?

Stick-on mirror glass

Adhesive replacement glass needs a suitable, secure surface to attach to. It does not replace a missing backing plate or damaged mirror mechanism. Match the outline and check the listing's heating and glass specifications.

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Clip-on mirror glass

Clip-on glass uses a backing plate that connects to the mirror mechanism. Match the rear clips and any electrical terminals as well as the front shape. Similar-looking glass can have different backing plates.

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A mirror cover or indicator

A cover replaces the outer shell; an indicator replaces the separate signal unit where fitted. Check the mounting tabs, shape, side and finish. For an indicator, check the connection and lighting type listed.

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A complete mirror unit

If the housing, arm or adjustment mechanism is damaged, compare complete units. Match manual or electric adjustment, folding, heating and every other fitted feature. Check the listing for what is included and the cover finish.

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Five checks for the correct replacement

Vehicle and body style. Match the make, model, generation and body style. A convertible, estate, hatchback or van may use a different mirror even when model names overlap.
Production years. Read the listed year range and any notes. The first-registration year alone may not identify the production version. Check carefully when a model changes during the same year.
Left or right. Left and right are viewed while sitting in the vehicle facing forwards. On a right-hand-drive UK car, right is normally the driver side and left the passenger side. Imported left-hand-drive cars reverse the driver/passenger labels.
Shape and mounting. Compare the glass outline, rear backing plate, clips, mounting points and any connectors. A front-view photo alone may not show a crucial difference.
Features. Match the heating, glass type, adjustment, folding, indicator and any listed lights or sensors. A feature that is not listed is not confirmed; do not assume it is included.

Common fitment questions

Will every mirror listed for my model and year fit?

No. Year ranges narrow the choice, but side, body style, mounting and equipment can still differ. Use the product specifications and photos to check the particular part.

Are heated and non-heated glass interchangeable?

Do not assume they are equivalent. Check the listing and the existing electrical terminals. Replacement glass only supports the heating features explicitly stated for that item; it does not add a heating system to the vehicle.

How can I identify the product when asking for help?

Share the product page link together with your vehicle details and photographs of your existing part. Compare the listed features and exact compatibility before ordering.

What should I send if I am unsure?

Give us the make, model, year, body style, left or right side, and the product page link. Include your registration if useful and describe the existing mirror's features. Ask our team how to send clear front and rear photos. A registration or photo alone is not a fitment guarantee.

How long does fitting take?

It depends on the vehicle, damage and part. Follow the instructions supplied with the replacement and use a qualified fitter when needed. Avoid applying glass-fitting steps to a complete unit, lamp or cover.

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