Well, these mirrors are not plastic so they have a different quality, but if your steering wheel does not have a gap larger than 16 millimeters, forget it. For me, it was a smaller gap and I messed up. I made a modification, I drilled a larger hole on the edge with a conical drill, I glued a screw nut of 6 millimeters with wire glue, I cut a small protrusion that the mirrors had like a nipple and luckily I passed them through with a screw because my steering wheel was made of iron. If you have an aluminum steering wheel, you will have to break your head twice to come up with modifications and find solutions. Also, the mirrors do not have a ball, which means that if they are in the wrong position, you cannot adjust them on the go. You have to unscrew a screw at the back to adjust the mirror and then screw it back in. There are mirrors that have this system and a system that attaches to the steering wheel, a little more expensive. I prefer those if these ones don't work for you...

They are beautiful mirrors at a good price with quality construction (aluminum). The installation is relatively easy and you can place them both above and below. In terms of visibility, they are average; they have a blind spot that has increased compared to the previous ones I had

From visibility they are quite good!! But the right one you have to place it a little further out so that it doesn't turn with the gas... They gave me a hard time during installation but I managed it!!