Wing mirrors for every car on Irish roads

Practical advice on choosing, ordering and replacing wing mirrors, for Irish drivers.

Find your car brand

Pick your make for model notes, common faults and tips on choosing the right wing mirror.

• Toyota
• Volkswagen
• Hyundai
• Ford
• Skoda
• Kia
• Nissan
• Audi
• BMW
• Mercedes-Benz
• Renault
• Peugeot
• Opel
• Citroën
• Mazda
• Honda
• Volvo
• SEAT

Popular models

Model guides with generations, mirror types and common faults.

• Toyota Yaris
• Toyota Corolla
• Volkswagen Golf
• Volkswagen Polo
• Ford Focus
• Ford Fiesta
• Skoda Octavia
• Nissan Qashqai
• Hyundai Tucson
• Hyundai i30
• Renault Clio
• Peugeot 208

Why choose the right wing mirror first time?

A wing mirror can look simple, but the same model can come with very different parts: manual or electric adjustment, heated or unheated glass, folding motor, indicator repeater, blind spot warning and auto-dimming glass. Ordering the wrong version means wasted time and money, which is why we start with the questions that matter.

• Which side is damaged: driver or passenger?
• Is it the glass only, or the whole mirror unit?
• Does yours have electric adjust, heating, folding or an indicator?
• What is the year of your car and the trim level?

Popular guides

• Is a broken wing mirror an NCT fail?
• Wing mirror replacement cost in Ireland
• Wing mirror glass vs full unit
• How to find the right wing mirror for your car

Frequently asked questions

What is a wing mirror?

A wing mirror is the exterior mirror mounted on the door or A-pillar of a car, van or truck. It lets the driver see traffic alongside and behind.

Which side is the driver's side wing mirror in Ireland?

Ireland drives on the left with right-hand-drive cars, so the driver's side is the right-hand (offside) mirror and the passenger side is the left-hand (nearside) mirror.

Can I replace just the mirror glass?

Yes, if the housing and motor are undamaged. Glass-only replacement is usually the cheapest repair.