Better Safety Through Better Vision with Stoneridge MirrorEye®

Stoneridge MirrorEye® is the FMCSA-approved camera monitor system (CMS) that provides better safety through better vision. Traditional blind spots are eliminated with robust and dependable cameras that provide three fields of view -- normal rearview, right side look-down, and wide angle views.
Its superior infrared color night vision system lowers eye strain, reduces glare, and produces less fatigue than conventional mirrors. In addition, its advanced trailer panning system automatically tracks the end of the trailer through turns, helping to avoid potential turn collisions with other motorists, pedestrians, and physical obstacles such as light posts and curbs.
In addition to its many safety advantages, the aerodynamic design of Stoneridge MirrorEye® provides improved fuel economy.
Stoneridge MirrorEye® is the commercial truck CMS that is making our roads safer for all.
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[@Urathear1434]

Personally, I think it is a good idea. However, I think that a backup of traditional mirrors would be a great idea cause, like another commenter stated, @JJDrones technology tends to have bugs or failures with a backup of traditional mirrors it would prevent possible issues.

[@cyndiegainey6652]

Impressive!

[@xx1xbryanx1xx]

Definitely a good way to start especially for those ppl that like cutting us off. Maybe truckers wont be at fault all the time like they make us out to be.

[@MykSr]

Can this be ordered through Peterbuilt?

[@TheSpeedracer1982]

where do I buy?????????????????????????

[@stoneridgeGlobal]

Hi JR rounds, You can contact us at 248-829-2157 8AM-6PM CST and we can set up an estimate for you.

[@DemyanLavor]

How much? Hey 👋

[@stoneridgeGlobal]

Hi Demyan, We would be happy to provide you with a quote. Please contact our customer service line at 1 [phone] from 8am-6pm CST.

[@JJDrones]

Yes because electronics on trucks never fail and we should completely depend on cameras with no backup mirrors for when there's a complete failure. 😂😂😂 I'm all for technology but I've been in the industry 23 years and every electronic system in every truck fails at one point or another. How about you keep a backup set of actual mirrors for when these eventually glitch out and leave the driver with no vision.

[@sierrajade63]

I wonder how many trucks are going to be recalled due to a defect?
And if the industry wants to make the roads safer, hire quality drivers. Must be able to read,write and speak English.

[@matusala8322]

This camera should be put under and behind the truck, that’s the spot drivers having hard time seeing.
What’s wrong with regular mirrors? You’re inventing problem that don’t exist.

[@Asianconda]

What is this "professional" driver doing in the left lane driving like a grandma? Should be in the right lane at all times unless passing. No go 😂😂😂