Replacement side mirror for Honda Civic

For Civic Sedan and Hatchback owners replacing a damaged driver-side mirror, this assembly is listed for 2022 to 2025 models. Its power glass and manual-folding design make the key distinction clear: glass adjustment is powered, but the mirror itself does not fold electrically.

It is listed as matching Crystal Black Pearl. That may help when replacing a mirror in that finish, though the supplied details do not confirm a paint code or colour match for every vehicle.

If you prioritise powered glass adjustment, this may suit your needs, if you need a heated mirror or an integrated turn signal, look for a version that specifically includes those features.

Getting the most from it

Before ordering, match the vehicle year and body style, then compare the existing mirror’s connector and features with the listing. The product name specifies a 3-pin connection, while the listed fitment covers the Civic Sedan and Hatchback from 2022 through 2025. A matching model year alone may not settle whether it is right for your particular trim, so those details matter.

For example, if a parking scrape has cracked the driver-side mirror, this is the sort of replacement to consider when the original has power-adjustable glass but manual folding. The listed replacement numbers are 76258T20A01, HO1320350, 76251T20A01ZD and 76258T20A01PFM, comparing them with the part being replaced can help narrow down fitment. Installation details are not provided, so don’t assume the listing confirms a particular installation process.

Why it’s worth it

The appeal is a focused replacement rather than a feature upgrade: it combines power glass with a manually folding mirror and an ABS plastic shell. The supplied description says the shell was tested across -30°C to 80°C. It also describes curved safety glass as anti-glare and anti-cracking, though those claims are product information rather than independent test results.

That setup may make sense if you want to restore the basic mirror functions without paying attention to features you do not need. It suits you if the existing mirror folds by hand and does not have heat or a turn signal. Compared with a more feature-rich assembly, the trade-off is straightforward: this one is explicitly listed without heating and without turn signals.

Worth noting

The most important limitation is the feature set. There is no heated glass or integrated turn signal, and folding is manual, choose another configuration if your current mirror needs those functions. The 3-pin detail is also worth matching against the original connector rather than relying on the vehicle name alone.

The listing includes a one-year warranty and mentions a return policy, but it does not give further terms here. It is not for you if your Civic’s mirror requires features this assembly lacks, or if you need confirmation of trim-specific fitment before buying. The Crystal Black Pearl note is useful, but it does not by itself establish that the finish will match every vehicle exactly.

When to choose it

Choose this replacement when you need a left driver-side mirror for a listed 2022–2025 Civic Sedan or Hatchback and the power-glass, manual-folding configuration matches what is already on the car. Its listed part numbers and 3-pin connection offer details to compare before you decide. If your priority is heated glass, turn-signal integration or power folding, this is the wrong feature set, seek a mirror that names those functions explicitly.