Real Carbon Fiber Replacement Side View Mirror Covers Caps Compatible with 2015-2023 Mercedes Benz C/E/S/GLC/GLA/CLS/GT43

These fit a 2019 CLS 450. Near identical fitment compared to the original ones they replaced. But not perfect… but at this price, who cares as long as they pass the walk up and look good test.Only issue was passenger side turn signal wire broke during removal bc the wire was so old and or dry. Not the products fault. It’s a snap in piece…Lastly, after receiving the item, agreed with another reviewer’s comments on not being real carbon fiber but a very good vinyl wrap job… TBH at this price they are great deal and real vs fake is negligible concern bc this car is so heavy a couple grams even a lb will be unnoticeable. If weight loss is a concern, this not going to help much and only give you that proper F&F XIV vibezz

It did not fit 2020 G63 wagon. :(

First I would like to say that the presented information is misleading. This is not a true carbon fiber replacement mirror cap. This is a carbon fiber wrapped piece. Although on first look it seems to be really well wrapped. I couldn’t wrap a piece this well. I can’t tell at first if they have clear coated the wrap or not. Looks like 3Ms 3D Carbon wrap. It will be interesting to see how long this part holds up without delaminating. My car is mostly garage kept and extremely well taken care of. I haven’t installed yet just do to other things taking my time up excessively. It is either a genuine Mercedes part that’s been wrapped or an extremely good knock off Mercedes part. I’ve taken my mirror caps off a few times already so this shouldn’t be as hard as the first time was. I’m really hoping that these hold up over time. Looks wise right out the box I’m choosing to keep them based on this instead of them not being actual full carbon fiber parts. My E450 is stupid heavy already so they weren’t for weight savings. They were purely for the aesthetics. Plus the Mercedes black plastic or extremely prone to micro scratches and showing those. This should alleviate this in a pretty visible and prone area. Why don’t these guys make this for the outside pillar panels???