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Side mirror or two on your vehicle cracked or shattered? You'll want to replace them ASAP. That it's not legal most places to drive without them is the least of your troubles. Without mirrors, switching lanes, parallel parking -- it all gets a lot harder. Luckily, we've got just what you've been looking for.

Why Buy Replacement Glass from GM Wholesale Direct?

Where a lot of online GM stores just sell parts, we specialize, both in top quality and affordable prices. And we pride ourselves on it.

For one, we sell only mirror glass that's up to your brand's quality standards. That is, precision-engineered, like you're used to, and for the model you love to drive -- guaranteed to fit it perfectly. No compatibility guesswork needed. No aftermarket quality issues to worry about. You can start browsing right away.

Our prices are often marked down, too -- sometimes, pretty steeply. You won't find that at every GM dealer. So, buy with confidence you're getting a good deal. Of course, you'll get peace of mind, too: we include warranty support; defects in materials and workmanship, however unlikely, won't be any concern.

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We'll ship fast, to any address nationwide, and you'll save even more on rates. Have any questions? You're welcome to contact our parts team.


Mirror Glass 101

Mirrors on vehicles are usually made of single-ply reflective glass, tempered to be shatter-resistant. They come in lots of different styles, but usually, they're either convex (on the passenger side, to help a driver see passenger-side obstacles) or flat (on the driver's side, a truer-to-view reflection).

Choose from blind-spot side mirrors, auto-dimming side mirrors, heated mirrors, and mirrors with built-in turn signals. The first provides a better view of what's behind your vehicle, while the second helps reduce glare. The third can improve visibility during colder months, when frost, ice, and snow can fog them up, and the fourth can make it easier to signal other drivers of your intentions to change lanes or turn. What's most important, whatever the style and type: getting the right size and shape for your brand, model, and model year.

Changing mirror glass is fairly easy to do yourself, with the right tools. It's just a matter of removing loose glass, applying a solvent for cleaning, applying adhesive sealant, and attaching the replacement glass, following any manufacturer instructions accordingly. Once the sealant cures and dries, your mirrors will be good to go.

Alternative Mirror Glass vs. OEM and Aftermarket

OEM (original equipment manufacturer) mirror glass, GM makes. Alternative glass, on the other hand, is made by reputable third-party mirror manufacturers, like aftermarket glass is. The main difference between alternative and aftermarket? Affiliation. GM, in your vehicle's case, has opted to use alternative glass in equipping its vehicles' factory mirrors. Aftermarket mirrors, on the other hand, are most often unaffiliated with manufacturers generally. A manufacturer won't necessarily recommend their use, either.