The Price Guide
Convex to Flat Conversion — What It Costs
Convex-to-flat conversion is a glass-only job, priced at the same $135 base as any glass replacement. Higher price bands apply only when the mirror carries blind-spot LEDs or heating in the glass itself.
If only the glass is cracked, don’t pay for a full mirror. Panel shops default to the full assembly. We assess for a glass-only fix first — often from $135. See our full cost guide for the detailed breakdown.
The Cost Chart
Side mirror replacement cost at a glance
Five tiers by fix type — from a glass-only fix through to full assembly with blind-spot sensors.
Why drivers choose us
Convex to flat side mirror glass conversion for drivers who want honest distances
Convex to flat side mirror glass conversion is one of our most requested jobs from older drivers, driving instructors, and anyone who finds the passenger-side mirror hard to judge. The factory-fitted convex glass gives a wider field of view but makes cars behind look further away than they really are — and for some drivers that's a genuine safety problem.
In Australia, driver-side mirrors are typically flat and passenger-side mirrors are typically convex. Convex glass shows more of the lane at the cost of distorted distance. Some drivers prefer flat glass on both sides.
Both flat and convex passenger-side glass comply with Australian Design Rule 14/02 as long as they meet the required visibility angle. You're free to choose the one you prefer for how you drive.
Distance judgement changes with age. Convex distortion becomes harder to read. Converting to flat glass on the passenger side often solves the 'car looked further away than I thought' problem in one job.
Conversion is a glass-only swap. We remove the convex, fit flat, and you drive away with a mirror that reads distances honestly. Base cost from $135 at your address.

CONVEX TO FLAT MIRROR CONVERSION
The convex-to-flat conversion specialist — glass swap, nothing else moves
Convex mirror glass has real benefits (wider field of view) and real costs (distance distortion, difficulty judging closing speed). Older drivers, larger-vehicle drivers and drivers who’ve trained on flat glass their whole life often prefer flat. We convert convex to flat as a straightforward glass-only swap — we don’t touch the housing, motor, wiring, blind-spot LED, heating, indicator or camera. Every feature you had before, you have after. From $135 on standard vehicles — same price band as any other glass-only job.
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Our promise
What every convex-to-flat conversion job includes
20–30 minutes, mobile, no workshop trip.
Not a generic aftermarket cut-to-fit — the correct dimensions for your specific mirror housing.
Passenger side is the usual conversion but we can do driver side too if requested. Photo through and we'll confirm.
Every glass fit is covered on parts and workmanship. Full terms on our warranty page.
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Quality Products
We cut all of our mirror glass ourselves right here in Australia using only ADR compliant, automotive mirror glass. When it comes to mirror parts and entire assemblies, we only supply genuine quality parts unless you request otherwise.
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Anytime & Anywhere
Effortless Installation Anytime, Anywhere! Our team will expertly complete all installations externally, ensuring your convenience. Once we locate your parked vehicle, consider the job done without any disruption to your schedule.
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All Mirror Parts
We can replace and repair mirror motors, covers, glass and indicators so when you are told by others that you need to replace the whole unit, give us a call first and let us advise on the most cost effective and convenient course of action.
How it works
Convex-to-flat conversion — 3 steps, one visit
Tell us your car
Car model, driver or passenger side, glass-only or full mirror, any powered features. Photos help us quote fast.
We text back a fixed price
Usually within the hour. Fixed price with written warranty. Same-day slot in most metros if you book before midday.
We come to you
Home, work, driveway, work-site or roadside. 20–40 minutes on-site. You keep working.
The Anatomy
What’s inside a car side mirror
Five parts that can fail independently — and only one that’s usually broken. That’s where the money-saver hides.

The 5 layers of a modern car side mirror — when only layer 1 is broken, you only pay for layer 1.
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Every Make & Model
We supply and fit new replacement mirror glass and components for every make and model since 1902 to today.
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Australia-wide Conversion Specialist
Convex-to-flat conversion across every Australian metro. Same-day where we can.
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OUR SERVICE
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
All of our workmanship and products are guaranteed. Glass replacement carries an unlimited warranty. Whole mirror assemblies carry a 3-year written warranty. Individual replacement parts carry a 12-month warranty.
Impact, misuse, negligence and accident damage are excluded across all tiers. See our warranty page for the detail.
By vehicle
Convex-to-flat conversion pricing
Pricing is by mirror complexity, not by vehicle. Standard mirrors sit at $135. Mirrors with heating, blind-spot LEDs or specialty shapes carry a small premium.
Not listed? Every make and model, 1990 to today — European, Japanese, American, commercial vans and utes.
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FAQs
Convex to flat side mirror glass conversion for drivers who want honest distances — answered
Is a flat passenger mirror legal in Australia?
Yes — ADR 14/02 permits either flat or convex passenger-side glass, provided the mirror meets the required field-of-view angle. Converting to flat is legal.
How much does a conversion cost?
Base cost is from $135 for the glass and fit, mobile at your driveway. Some larger or premium mirrors sit slightly higher — send a photo for the exact quote.
Will a flat mirror show less?
Yes, marginally — flat glass shows the same distance but a narrower field. Cars behind will look their actual distance, not further away. Most drivers who convert find the trade-off worth it.
Do you convert driver-side to flat too?
Australian driver-side mirrors are already flat on most cars, so the question rarely comes up. If yours is convex on the driver side (some imports), yes we can swap it.
Can I go back to convex if I don't like it?
Yes — the original glass can be refitted or a factory convex re-ordered. Best approach is to try flat for a week; most drivers find it much easier to read distances.
How long does the conversion take?
20–30 minutes at your driveway. Glass-only job — no motor, wiring or housing work needed.
Coverage
Where we service convex-to-flat conversion
Mobile convex-to-flat conversion across every Australian capital metro. Same-day where we can.
Mobile service across every Australian metro — Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Adelaide, Perth. Regional customers, we don't travel out but we can post flat replacement glass anywhere in Australia for local fitting. Contact us for shipping and pricing via our instant quote page.
