Rearview Mirror Problems of Dodge Durango

I am 6'1" and the rearview mirror blocks my view in my 2004 Dodge Durango. When looking right or turning right the rearview mirror is eye level on me, hence creating a serious blindspot. I have e-mailed Dodge and seen the dealer. Dealer doesn't want to touch it and have received no response back from Dodge for 2 months now. I suggested to have it moved or install a different mirror, but was told that would require replacing the front windshield.

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The 2000 Dodge Durango driver's and passenger mirrors are so big and extend up so much that they will cause a crash or injury. Every time I turn to the left of the driver side. The mirror is blocking the view and you will not be able to see the car to left of the driver. This is a manufacturers defect that in the works man design that I would like it to be replaced. I do not know if this is the 1st incident reported from Dodge Durango's owners. Dt.

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The side mirrors on the Dodge Durango plus are 6x9 inches . . . Size and placement of these side view mirrors severely impede the dirver's vision of approaching traffic, particularly from the left. This is a serious threat to the safety of all passengers.

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Side mirrors (both) on Dodge Durangos and dakota trucks often crack.

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I really like my Dodge Durango but the mirrors are very large which causes blind spots. I can't see traffic left or right. I thought my height was the problem but my husband is 6'2 and he sees the problem. I need your advise and help on this matter. . . . I am so afraid of having a accident. Has there been many complaints on this matter ? I hope I'm sending this complaint to the right dept. And hope I gave you enought info. What ever help you can give me will be appreciated.

The outside rear view mirrors block side vision and creates severe blind spots which can lead to accidents.

The side mirrors on the Dodge Durango plus are 6x9 inches and are placed on the vehicle so that the driver's vision is severly impeded. Cars at the left of the vehicle disappear from sight. When turning left the driver of the Durango may not be able to see a car in the oncoming lane without leaning up to look out the front windshield. These mirrors are also a hazard when trying to use them to change lanes. I contacted my dealer that told me they can put a smaller mirror on the truck for two hundred dollars each! placement is as attributable to the problem as much as size.