Aftermarket Mirrors
Vision & Blind-Spot CoverageAftermarket Replacement Part

Side mirrors engineered to plug in like the factory unit never left the car.

From base manual assemblies to heated, power-fold, memory, and turn-signal packages — our mirror catalog covers the electronics your customer's harness expects, without the guesswork.

Exterior · Visibility · Ships from Warren, MI

Aftermarket notice: This is a quality aftermarket replacement part — not an OEM component sold by the vehicle manufacturer.

Backed by the Power Auto Parts fit & finish warranty.

Product Overview

Where our mirror program fits

Side mirrors are one of the most-replaced collision components on the road, and one of the easiest to get wrong. We stock configurations by connector type, glass heater profile, and paint code prep so the assembly you receive is genuinely ready for the bay — not a base shell you have to source pieces around.

Applications

Where these mirrors go to work

Parking-lot bump repairs

The most common collision claim on any lot. Direct-fit housings drop in without wiring rework.

Weather-cracked housings

Sun-baked plastics and salt-belt corrosion make the mirror housing itself the failure point on Midwest vehicles.

Electronics upgrades

Replacing a base mirror with heated/signal on a trim upgrade — we match the harness pinout, not just the shape.

Signs of Damage

How to tell a mirror is finished

A mirror rarely fails silently. Look for these before you re-quote the job:

  • Housing cracked at the pivot or paintable shell separating from the sail bracket
  • Glass shattered, delaminated, or defrost grid not warming after 60 seconds
  • Power fold or adjust motor grinding, ticking, or refusing to hold position
  • Turn signal LED strip dark, flickering, or throwing a hyper-flash fault code
Common Replacement Reasons

Why body shops re-order mirrors weekly

  1. 1Parking-lot side swipes and drive-thru pinches
  2. 2Snow banks, plow strikes, and garage-door contact
  3. 3Vandalism and mirror-fold vandalism on urban routes
  4. 4OEM trim upgrades adding heated glass or signal features
Materials

What the assembly is built from

ABS + TPO housing

UV-stabilized shell tuned to accept factory paint prep.

Die-cast pivot base

Zinc-aluminum bracket for load-rated door mounting.

Heated glass module

Etched defrost grid bonded to backing plate with OE-spec adhesive.

Vehicle Compatibility

Vehicles this catalog covers

We stock mirror assemblies for every nameplate on our supported list, with sub-SKUs broken out by driver/passenger, connector count, and heated/signal packages. Call the counter with a VIN and we'll confirm the exact variant before dispatch.

Buying Guide

How to spec a mirror without a callback

Step 1

Match the connector, not the trim badge

Pin count is the source of truth. A 3-pin base and a 9-pin heated/fold/signal look identical from ten feet away.

Step 2

Confirm paintability

Some housings ship primed textured, others smooth-shell. Your painter's prep time doubles when the wrong one arrives.

Step 3

Decide on signal now, not later

Adding signal after the fact usually means a second mirror. Spec it up front if the vehicle came equipped.

FAQ

Mirror questions we field at the counter

Do your heated mirrors match the factory defrost speed?
Yes. We qualify heater elements to OE warm-up times and current draw so your customer never notices the swap on a cold morning.
Can you ship a base housing and heated glass separately?
For most nameplates we can, but on late-model vehicles the housing and glass are matched at the pivot — call to confirm before splitting the order.
Are signal mirrors CAPA-certified?
The signal-integrated variants in our catalog carry CAPA seals where the certification body has issued them; the rest ship as premium non-CAPA with our warranty.
Ready When You Are

Get a mirror on the bay before the paint booth opens.

Call the counter with a VIN and a connector count — we'll confirm the exact variant, price it warehouse-direct, and lock a delivery window.