Side mirrors are often damaged, especially in parking lots or even in your own garage. More often than not, only the cover of the side mirror assembly gets damaged. This cover is the outer shell that protects the internal components, such as wiring and mechanisms, from moisture, dirt, and other environmental factors. If your side mirror cover is broken, you have two main options: replace just the cover or go for a full replacement of the entire mirror assembly. Each option has its own pros and cons, so it's important to evaluate which one suits your needs best. Before deciding on a repair, it’s wise to test the entire side mirror assembly to make sure everything is still functioning properly. You wouldn’t want to replace the cover only to find out that there’s a deeper issue inside, like a faulty wiring harness or motor. To begin, gently move the mirror with both hands in all directions. Then, test the movement of the glass itself. If you have power mirrors, use the controls near the driver’s seat to adjust the mirror in all directions. For manual mirrors, use the control lever to move the glass fully. If everything works smoothly, then the problem is likely just the cover. Replacing just the cover might seem like the most straightforward solution, but it’s not always as simple as it sounds. Many plastic replacement covers for Toyotas come in black and require painting to match the color of your car. If you're planning to paint it yourself, you'll need time, paint, and proper tools. Even after all that effort, the final result may not perfectly match your vehicle’s original color. Plus, some mirror assemblies are complex, making the cover replacement more challenging. Before proceeding, check if your local dealer or parts supplier offers an OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) mirror cover that’s already painted to match your car. A quick search on our website by your vehicle’s year and model can help you find the right fit. If you’re not keen on doing a paint job, consider a chrome finish instead—it offers a factory look without the hassle of painting. A full replacement can sometimes be easier than replacing just the cover. For starters, you don’t have to take the mirror apart completely. Also, there are plenty of online tutorials and guides that can walk you through the process step by step. When considering costs, keep in mind that the price of a new cover, plus paint, tools, and your time, might end up being similar to or even higher than a full replacement. In many cases, buying a complete mirror assembly could save you time and effort in the long run. Whether you choose to replace just the cover or the whole unit, we’re here to help. Don’t hesitate to reach out if you need guidance or support in making the right decision for your vehicle. We’re happy to assist you every step of the way!
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Option #1: Replacing Just the Cover
Option #2: Full Replacement
