I'm looking into upgrading from my regular side mirrors on my 2011 G-Sedan to light up "turn-signal" side mirrors.

Does anyone know a good website in which I could purchase these?

Thanks!

 

I heard good things about these!

https://www.ebay.com/itm/191831898511

 

Those are the ones I have on my sedan.

 

special wiring required? if so, DIY write up by any chance?

 

It came with wires, which I believe you just have to get tapped up to the front turn signals. Unfortunately I don't have a write up as I had a shop do it for me. I'm not sure what was specifically involved or if they ran into any issues along the way.

 

oh okay. What did they charge? just so i have a general idea of price range.

 

Keep in mind if you want them color matched you tell them noted in the invoice your color code and it's $50 and takes 5-10 days longer, or just get it painted locally.

 

I installed the OEM kit onto my coupe (convertible) mirrors. Wiring is relatively easy but a PITA none the less. Just run 2 wires through the mirror assembly, through the door jamb connector, and splice. Repeat for other side. Easy, but limited space makes it a potential witch.

 

I had the body shop paint the mirrors as well as perform some other minor body modifications at the same time, so they quoted me one single price for everything. I'm not sure what it was by itself but I would imagine around $200 painted & installed.

 

#AllLEDerrthang, but no turn as tail module? That would be even more LEDs.

 

Thanks for the information and replies I will be purchasing these for my moonlight white sedan painting them black and getting the lenses wrapped with a light tint I'm thinking.

 

I replaced the stock incandescent turn signals with LED bulbs. I definitely wanted the tail as turn module, but unfortunately there's a gimmick with those where the front and rear signals will blink out of sync when brakes are applied. This would be especially embarrassing and obvious with the turn signal mirrors.

 

i have them and ilove them, here is one of them setup: