2016 Toyota Avalon Mirrors

Keeping your 2016 Toyota Avalon’s mirrors in top shape is essential for safe driving and maintaining your vehicle’s sleek look. Regularly checking for cracks, chips, or fogging can help you spot issues before they turn into bigger problems—like a complete loss of visibility. If you notice that your mirrors are vibrating while driving, failing to adjust properly, or the glass has started to separate from the backing, it might be time to consider a replacement. Maintaining your mirrors not only enhances your visibility but also contributes to your Avalon’s overall appearance and functionality. So, let’s dive into the options available to keep those mirrors as good as new!

When it comes to your 2016 Toyota Avalon, maintaining and upgrading your mirrors is not just about style, but also safety and functionality on the road. Whether you need to replace a cracked side mirror or want to upgrade to a model that offers additional features like blind-spot monitoring, you’ll find everything you need right here at Advance Auto Parts. Our selection features high-quality mirrors from trusted brands, ensuring that you get the durability and performance you expect when hitting the road. Shopping with us means that you can trust every part you purchase; we pride ourselves on offering products that meet stringent quality standards, making it easier for DIY auto repair enthusiasts like yourself to keep your Avalon looking sharp and driving safely.

When it comes to finding the perfect mirror for your ride, Advance Auto Parts has you covered with a wide range of options to fit any budget. With prices ranging from a wallet-friendly $24.99 to premium choices at $193.99, there’s something for everyone, whether you’re just looking to replace a cracked mirror or upgrade to something sleeker. On average, you can expect to spend around $108.09, striking a balance between quality and cost. Plus, we carry trusted brands that ensure you’re getting reliable performance as you hit the road ahead.

When it comes to replacing or maintaining your mirrors, there are a few related products and tools you might want to have on hand to make the job easier and safer. First off, consider grabbing some new mounting hardware, adhesive or primers specifically designed for automotive use, and even a replacement mirror glass if that’s what you’re after. You’ll also need a good set of hand tools—think screwdrivers and socket wrenches—plus some specialty tools like a trim removal tool to prevent any damage to your vehicle’s interior while you’re removing the panels. And don’t forget your safety glasses and gloves; working around mirrors can involve sharp edges, and you definitely don’t want any accidents during your DIY project!