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Yeah it's the main glass. I went on some forums and people said they put some soft foam up behind the corners of the glass and made a huge difference, but I have been too lazy to try it lol it doesn't bother me enough cause I am used to mirrors shaking on my old trucks too. It doesn't bother me much and the huge increase in vision personally makes it worth it to me.The only issue I've noticed in the short distance of driving is the shaking you were talking about. I know they're tight because I don't have any shaking on the bottom mirror, only the top one. I have emailed 1a auto. We'll see what they have to say
I hear ya there. Frankly for me it doesn't bother me since mine don't shake that much. And it could be a lot worse i guess that a lot of dodge and Chevy guys have terrible problems with their mirrors shaking chronically from the factory so these are slightly better.Well i received a call from 1A. They said that it was typical nature of these mirrors to shake and I could do a replacement which wouldn't do any good or return them. Problem is, I LOVE the visibility of these as well as the craftsmanship and quality. If the passenger mirror wasn't so bad then i'd love them. But i think for 300 dollars they are not high enough quality for the price. I'm torn right now...
I hear ya there. Frankly for me it doesn't bother me since mine don't shake that much. And it could be a lot worse i guess that a lot of dodge and Chevy guys have terrible problems with their mirrors shaking chronically from the factory so these are slightly better.