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Side Mirror Replacement Cost & Pricing
Replace a cracked, broken, or missing side mirror assembly. Modern mirrors may include power adjustment motors, heating elements, turn signal indicators, blind spot sensors, and auto-dimming — each feature adds cost to the replacement.
Typical Side Mirror Replacement cost
$260–$980, with an average estimate of $420 before vehicle-specific adjustments.
What to expect
Difficulty: easy. Typical labor time: 0.5–2 hours.
Mechanic's tip
Mirror glass alone (without the full housing) can often be replaced for $20–50 if the housing and motors are intact — ask the shop if a glass-only replacement is possible before approving a full assembly swap. Driver's mirrors are more expensive on some vehicles because they include additional sensors. Blind spot monitoring systems in the mirror must be calibrated after replacement on vehicles that support it, which adds $50–150.