NEW @ TSP: Wide Angle Anti-Glare Mirrors for 22+ Civic / 26+ Prelude

[Savannah@TSP]

TSP Wide Angle Anti-Glare Side Mirrors
for 22-26 Civic, 23-26 Integra, & 26+ Prelude

Our new replacement side mirrors for the 22+ Civic, 23+ Integra, and 26+ Prelude just dropped!
This convex glass features a blue anti-glare tint and is designed to install directly into your factory mirror housing while retaining the factory wiring and functions applicable to your trim.



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Fitment

Variant	Fits
Standard	22–24 LX, Sport 25–26 LX
Heated	23 EX without BSM 23 EX-L without BSM **2023 only. Honda offered these trims with and without BSM that year.
Heated + BSM	22 EX, Touring 22 EX-L, Sport Touring 23 EX with BSM, Touring 23 EX-L with BSM, Sport Touring 24 EX, Touring 24 EX-L, Sport Touring 25–26 Sport, Sport Hybrid, Sport Touring Hybrid 22–26 Si 23–26 Type R 23-26 Integra Base, A-Spec, A-Spec w/ Tech 24-26 Integra Type S 26+ Prelude

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These are replacement mirrors, not complete assemblies or stick on glass. Your factory mirror unclips from the housing and the new mirror clips into its place. Heated versions plug directly into the existing factory connectors. We've installed these on our own 2026 Prelude, 2023 Type R, and 2022 Accord (different fitment). The 40% increase in field of view is immediately noticeable and the blue anti-glare glass helps reduce glare.

These are one of those mods that makes more of a difference in daily driving than you'd expect. Best of all: no large & pesky logo on the mirrors. Keep your aesthetic clean with less distracting mirrors.
In stock and ready to ship!

https://www.twostepperformance.com/...-antiglare-side-mirrors-for-22-26-honda-civic​

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[Montrix]

How do these compare to the Suma ones? Any difference in shade/darkness of the blue or the angle of the lens?

 

[Savannah@TSP]

How do these compare to the Suma ones? Any difference in shade/darkness of the blue or the angle of the lens?

Ours are R1200, and Suma's are R1000. The lower number here means more curve, but a wider width also means everything looks smaller and farther away in proportion. R1200 is a significant improvement from the factory glass and has a lower "adjustment period" compared to R1000. To put it simply, it is a great middle ground.

The shades are very comparable.

 

[Montrix]

Ours are R1200, and Suma's are R1000. The lower number here means more curve, but a wider width also means everything looks smaller and farther away in proportion. R1200 is a significant improvement from the factory glass and has a lower "adjustment period" compared to R1000. To put it simply, it is a great middle ground.

The shades are very comparable.

Thanks Savannah, might give it a shot. The aggressive curve on the Suma mirrors was hard to adjust to for me so this might be perfect.

 

[Chilly613]

Nice, I love more options to choose from. Also, the prices on some of the other mirrors are getting up there. Any thoughts on adding a yellow/gold tint option?

 

[Savannah@TSP]

Nice, I love more options to choose from. Also, the prices on some of the other mirrors are getting up there. Any thoughts on adding a yellow/gold tint option?

I will pass it along!
We are considering a grey version, will see if the other is doable.

 

[marcusm86]

Nice, I love more options to choose from. Also, the prices on some of the other mirrors are getting up there. Any thoughts on adding a yellow/gold tint option?

i might cry if they do the yellow ones.. i just got my replacement suma mirrors installed and would def want these

 

[timestamped]

Nice job TSP, thanks for listening to the community!

 

[dphunky]

No logos!!!

 

[Montrix]

Got these installed today, early impressions are good, I don’t have the weird eye focusing issue like I did with the Suma mirrors. The curve is MUCH less aggressive but feels like a good middle ground like Savannah said. I’ll try to grab some pics later, but it’s promising so far.

 

[zumbooruk]

I have the Suma mirrors. Just the other day I was thinking "how small everything looks", followed by "yet I can easily identify cars even though they are small, they are clearly visible." followed by, "but it is difficult to judge distance, have to work on getting better at estimating distance in the mirror"

Overall, I do like the Suma mirrors over OEM, especially at night

But I probably would have purchased the TSP mirrors if they were available when I purchased the Suma mirrors.

 

[Cueyo]

From people who actually use wide angle mirrors, how much different is it? I drove with my side view mirrors adjusted to be my blindspot mirrors and don't have any visibility issues. Was curious if this would keep them from being used like that anymore.

 

[zumbooruk]

From people who actually use wide angle mirrors, how much different is it? I drove with my side view mirrors adjusted to be my blindspot mirrors and don't have any visibility issues. Was curious if this would keep them from being used like that anymore.

When I had the OEM mirrors adjusted to eliminate blind spots on the lanes next to me, they were adjusted "away" from the sides of the car. i.e. I could see the cars in the lanes next to me, but not the sides of my car, which made it a bit difficult to judge the position of the car in the mirror relative to my car. There also was minimal overlap between the rearview mirror and the side mirrors.

The Suma side mirrors are adjusted so I can see all the way from the sides of my car, (including down to the wheels, which helps when parking to avoid wheel rush), with a significant overlap with the rearview mirror.

But the best advantage of the Suma side view mirrors for me is the anti glare tint at night (applies to any mirror with anti glare tint). I no longer have to use my hand to block the blinding headlights from a car in the next lane, and the anti glare ting does not have much of any affect during daylight.

Note though that the Suma rearview mirror does not have "flip to dim" and the wide angle is useless for the FL5 since all you can see in the wide view is more of the interior. I returned the rearview Suma mirror.

 

[Savannah@TSP]

We are also exploring frameless options.

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