Burco 4017S Redi Cut Left Driver Side Replacement Mirror Glass with signal for 2002-2006 Chevy Silverado, GMC Sierra, 2003-2006 Chevy Avalanche, Suburban, Tahoe, GMC Yukon, Cadillac Escalade

Love this mirror!!! Was a little unsure at first but for the price thought what the heck, it’s worth a shot. My mirror wasn’t busted but we had bought the car used and the driver mirror had something all over it and you couldn’t see anything in it, almost like super glue rubbed all over it, and nothing would get it off! Mirror was way cheaper than I expected to spend to fix it so you could use it and arrived faster than I expected and had easy to follow instructions and has held its place for 2 months!! Works great, looks great, fit perfectly, and no one but us even knows it’s not the factory one! Love the fact that it had the blinker cut outs already on it!! Would most definitely purchase from seller again!

Perfect fit, easy peazy!

Oem mirror got bumped then heating oil fogged up mirror in my 04 yukon 1500, thought I try the easiest cheapest way and found this, cleaned mirror real well with alcohol then eye-balled center-placement and applied(includes adhesive tabs, I also used some gorilla glue on areas between the adhesive tabs as extra precaution as I dont want this falling off driving down the road anytime soon), I then gently rubbed & pressed down while alternating areas for couple mins, it stayed secure and has been... going on 2mos now but only time will tell for how long. the dry fit cut of this mirror was close to exact /no worries w installation, to exactly center the mirror while applying can or will be a challenge due to not much room to work around edges with fingertips while applying glass. If you have a bad mirror and don`t mind going easy fix to save $, go for it

So this install is difficult. First you gotta take the plastic frame around it. Its pinch latched and if not careful they will snap off. (mine didn't). second the glass top layer on mine had water and some kinda oil fill the glass and it started draining. I removed it. The mirror underneath was fine. I could have left it like that. But broke it trying to remove it so can reattach the heated strips and seal. The heated strip and seal doesnt come off the old mirror. The plastic base plate is open to the elements with the signal lights being covered with the seal and a clear/old fogged over film. After breaking that out i removed the heater strips and black seal it's embedded in. I used the two sided stickers in random spots to affix the new mirror with blinker and equal edge distance. Replaced the plastic retaining edge that snapped toghter. So the exterior layer of protective glass isnt included. My guess is washing and cleaning this mirror will eventually. Scratch it. Or ..damage the signal due to now seal replacement. Already lost the heat strips. Pros: clean good fit. Cons: doesnt come with protective glass outer. Doesnt come with heat strips so it doesnt plug right in. If it did. I would be much happier. I now have a temporarily installed mirror thats most likly going to need to be replaced with an oem refurb or dealer stock when the blinker dies from exposure. Being a 2005, southern state(no ice) it may be fine for life of car

The shape was a perfect fit for my '03 Silverado