If you just want the number, here is what I see most often.
A full Toyota RAV4 side mirror assembly replacement usually lands between $760 and $790 installed on average. Newer 2019 to 2024 RAV4s are commonly $1,064 to $1,149 installed because the mirrors are packed with more tech.
But the internet looks messy because people mix up 3 totally different jobs: glass-only, cap-only, and full mirror assembly.
Toyota RAV4 Side Mirror Replacement Cost
Toyota RAV4 Side Mirror Replacement Cost At A Glance
Quick Verdict
- If only the glass is cracked, you can often fix it for $30 to $120 in parts.
- If the housing is broken or the motor is dead, plan on a full mirror assembly. That is usually $760 to $1,149 installed depending on year and options.
- If your mirror has a 360-view camera, calibration can add $350 to $450.
- The fastest way to stop overpaying is matching your features. Heat, BSM, turn signal, puddle lamp, camera.
Most People Overpay Because
- They buy the wrong mirror option, then pay return shipping plus a second mirror.
- They replace the full mirror when only the glass popped off.
- They miss the camera-calibration line item on 360-view trims.
Summary Table
| What You Replace | Parts Cost | Typical Labor | Out-The-Door Reality |
|---|---|---|---|
| Glass Only (DIY) | $30 to $120 | $0 | $30 to $120 |
| Cap Only (Cover) | $57 to $90 | $0 to $50 | $75 to $250 (cap + paint match) |
| Full Mirror Assembly (Aftermarket) | $50 to $170 | $65 to $150 | $250 to $650 (older or low-option mirrors) |
| Full Mirror Assembly (OEM With 360 View) | $664+ | $85 to $200 | $1,050 to $1,600 (mirror + calibration) |
How Much Does It Cost To Replace A Toyota RAV4 Side Mirror?
Typical Installed Cost Range (Parts + Labor)
Here are the price bands I use when I am helping someone budget this job.
- 2001 to 2012 RAV4s often land around $300 to $416 installed.
- 2013 to 2015 RAV4s often land around $506 to $586 installed.
- 2016 to 2018 RAV4s are commonly $1,064 to $1,086 installed.
- 2019 to 2024 RAV4s are commonly $1,109 to $1,149 installed.
That jump after 2016 is real. It is not shop greed. It is mirror content.
Also, be careful with “average cost” pages that show a number like $332. That is often a basic mirror scenario. It is not a tech-loaded mirror with heat, BSM, and camera.
Why Newer RAV4s Cost More (More Options, More Electronics)
On newer RAV4s, the mirror is not just glass in a plastic shell.
These options push the price up fast:
- Heated glass
- Blind Spot Monitor indicator in the mirror
- Turn signal strip in the mirror
- Puddle lamp under the mirror
- 360-view camera under the mirror
Here is a clean example from OEM parts pricing on a 2025 RAV4:
- Heated mirror assembly without 360 view shows around $254.75.
- Heated mirror assembly with 360 view shows around $663.98.
That is a $409.23 jump before labor. Same basic mirror. Extra camera system.
If you have 360 view, there is also a second cost bucket: calibration. Many shops price a 360-degree calibration in the $350 to $450 range.
Cost By Year Snapshot (Fast Reference)
I like a quick table so you can sanity-check your quote.
| RAV4 Model Year | Typical Installed Range |
|---|---|
| 2024 | $1,106 to $1,146 |
| 2023 to 2019 | $1,109 to $1,149 |
| 2018 to 2016 | $1,064 to $1,086 |
| 2015 | $506 to $529 |
| 2012 | $299 to $322 |
| 2008 | $379 to $402 |
If your quote is way under the table, I assume one of these is happening:
- It is glass-only, not a full mirror.
- It is an aftermarket mirror missing a feature you currently have.
- The cap is unpainted and paint is not included.
If your quote is way over the table, I assume one of these is happening:
- OEM mirror pricing on a high-option trim.
- 360-view calibration added.
- Body shop paint work bundled into the mirror quote.
What Exactly Are You Replacing?
When someone tells me “my RAV4 mirror is broken,” I ask one question first.
What part is actually damaged?
There are 3 common jobs. Each has a totally different price.
Mirror Glass Only (Cheapest Fix)
This is the win when the housing is fine.
Glass Only Usually Works When
- The mirror still adjusts left and right with the switch.
- The mirror housing is not cracked.
- The mirror still folds in and out normally, if your trim has power fold.
- The glass is cracked, missing, or dangling.
Parts Cost I See Most Often
- Aftermarket glass: $29.99 to $67.99 is common.
- OEM glass can be much higher. I have seen about $114.58 to $118.22 for a newer RAV4.
What To Watch On Heated Glass
- Heated glass has 2 electrical tabs on the back.
- If your old glass has 2 tabs, you need heated glass again.
- If your old glass has 0 tabs, you need non-heated glass.
What To Watch On Blind Spot Monitor
Some RAV4 mirrors have the blind spot indicator in the mirror glass area.
I match three things before I buy:
- The indicator window location
- The glass shape
- Heated vs non-heated
My Quick Test
If the mirror moves and the housing is solid, I start with glass.
It is the lowest-cost fix.
Mirror Cap Or Cover Only
This is common after a cap pops off on the highway.
Or after a parking lot scrape.
Cap Only Usually Works When
- The mirror housing is intact.
- The mirror still adjusts.
- The only damage is the painted outer cover.
Real Parts Prices I See
- OEM painted mirror covers often list around $46.86 to $59.38 on newer RAV4s.
- Many dealer listings put MSRP near $79.65, with sale pricing around $56.99.
Paint-To-Match Vs Primed
- Painted caps are easiest if you can match your exact color code.
- Primed or unpainted caps can cost less, but you pay for paint.
Paint Cost Reality
If you need paint to match, the price swings a lot by shop.
I budget $50 to $200 for a small part paint job in many areas.
I budget more if the shop blends paint into the door.
My Tip
If the cap is already painted in your color, you can often snap it on in minutes.
Full Mirror Assembly (Housing + Motor + Glass)
This is the full swap.
It is the right move when the mirror itself is broken.
You Usually Need The Full Assembly When
- The housing is cracked.
- The mirror shakes at speed.
- The adjustment motor is dead.
- The folding mechanism is jammed or broken.
- The mirror is missing chunks after an impact.
- The mirror has a camera and it is damaged.
Parts Price Reality
- Aftermarket full mirror assemblies can show up in the $50 to $170 range.
- OEM assemblies are often higher.
- On a 2025 RAV4 example, I see $175.69 for a basic mirror and $254.75 for a heated mirror with blind spot monitor.
- If 360 view is involved, the same catalog shows $663.98 for the mirror assembly.
This is why I always ask about features before I quote anything.
The 5 Mirror Features That Change Price The Most
Mirror pricing is not random.
It tracks features.
If you match these 5 items, you stop most wrong-part returns.
Heated Vs Non-Heated
This is an easy one to miss.
What I Look For
- A rear defrost style icon on the mirror
- Two heater tabs on the back of the glass
What It Does To Parts Price
On a 2025 RAV4 example:
- Non-heated mirror assembly is listed at $175.69.
- Heated mirror assembly with blind spot monitor is listed at $254.75.
That is a $79.06 difference before labor.
Blind Spot Monitor Indicator (In The Mirror)
If your mirror has a blind spot warning light, you need the correct mirror.
What I Look For
- “BSM” option on your window sticker or trim description
- A small indicator area in the mirror glass zone
What It Does To Cost
It usually pushes you away from the cheapest aftermarket mirrors.
It also increases wrong-part risk.
That can add $20 to $60 in return shipping fast.
Turn Signal In Mirror
A lot of RAV4 trims have the signal strip in the mirror.
What I Look For
- A clear or smoked strip on the outer edge of the mirror housing
What It Does To Cost
- The mirror assembly price usually goes up.
- If the signal lamp is sold separately, that is another parts line item.
Puddle Lamp
This is the light under the mirror that shines on the ground.
What I Look For
- A small lens under the mirror housing
What It Does To Parts Price
On a 2025 RAV4 example:
- Heated mirror without puddle lamp is listed at $254.75.
- Heated mirror with puddle lamp is listed at $271.39.
That is a $16.64 difference in parts for that example.
360 View Camera (Panoramic View)
This is the feature that changes the bill the most.
What I Look For
- A camera lens under the mirror
- A 360 view or panoramic view feature in the vehicle menu
What It Does To Parts Price
On a 2025 RAV4 example:
- Heated mirror without 360 view is listed at $254.75.
- Heated mirror with 360 view is listed at $663.98.
That is a $409.23 jump in parts.
What It Can Add After Install
If your RAV4 uses mirror cameras for a 360 system, calibration may be required.
I often see calibration priced at $350 to $450.
My Rule
If there is a camera lens in the mirror, I ask about calibration before I approve the job.
Real Parts Price Examples (So You Can Spot A Bad Quote)
When someone shows me a $120 mirror and a $1,200 mirror, I do not panic.
I check two things.
- Is it OEM or aftermarket?
- Does it match the features on the car?
OEM Mirror Assembly Pricing Examples (Baseline And 360 View)
OEM pricing is the cleanest way to see how features move the number.
Here are real OEM mirror assembly price points from a 2025 RAV4 parts catalog.
| OEM Mirror Type | Key Features | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Base Mirror Assembly | No heat, no blind spot monitor | $175.69 |
| Heated Mirror Assembly | Heat, blind spot monitor, no 360 view, no puddle lamp | $254.75 |
| Heated Mirror With Puddle Lamp | Heat, blind spot monitor, no 360 view, with puddle lamp | $271.39 |
| Heated Mirror With 360 View | Heat, blind spot monitor, with 360 view camera system | $663.98 |
My quick takeaway is simple.
360 view can add $409.23 in parts cost by itself.
If a shop quotes you $900 installed for a 360 view mirror, I ask where the mirror is coming from.
If a shop quotes you $1,600 installed for a non-360 mirror, I ask why.
Aftermarket Mirror Assembly Pricing Examples
Aftermarket prices can look “too low” until you read the fitment notes.
Here is a real aftermarket example for a 2019 to 2025 RAV4 mirror assembly.
- List price: $416.12
- Sale price: $105.95
- Notes include: blind spot detection, heated glass, puddle lamp, turn signal
- Fitment note includes: Canada or Japan built models
- Paint note includes: paint to match
What I do with that info:
- I do not assume it fits my RAV4. I confirm build location.
- I do not assume it includes a 360 camera. Most do not.
- I do not assume “paint to match” means it arrives painted. It often means “needs paint.”
If an aftermarket mirror is $105 and your OEM equivalent is $255, the delta is $150.
That delta can disappear fast if you buy the wrong connector or wrong build location.
Mirror Glass Pricing Examples
If only the glass is cracked, you can often skip the full assembly.
Here are real mirror glass prices I see for RAV4 listings:
- $29.99
- $67.99
- $71.49
The price swings because glass is not one part.
It can be:
- Standard glass vs convex
- Heated vs non-heated
- Different backing plates
My quick rule:
If the housing is not cracked and the mirror still adjusts, I start with glass.
Labor Cost And Time (What Shops Typically Charge For)
Labor is usually not the expensive part.
Parts are.
But labor is where surprise fees show up.
Typical Labor Hours Range
For many RAV4 mirror assembly swaps, I plan on:
- 0.6 to 1.0 labor hours for the mirror replacement itself
- 1.0 to 2.0 labor hours if the door panel is stubborn, clips break, or wiring needs work
Labor dollars vary with shop rate.
A common national labor rate band is about $120 to $150 per hour.
Some shops are under $100.
Some dealers and metro shops are over $200.
One fast reality check:
Repair estimate guides often show labor dollars like $65 to $95 for mirror replacement.
That usually points to about 0.5 to 1.0 hours billed.
Dealer Vs Independent Vs Body Shop Differences
Dealer
- Most likely to use OEM parts.
- Most likely to quote higher parts pricing.
- Shop rate is often higher than an independent shop.
- Best when you want OEM and you have a 360 camera system.
Independent Shop
- More likely to offer aftermarket and used options.
- Often more flexible on parts you supply.
- Labor rate is often lower than a dealer.
- Best when you want the lowest out-the-door total.
Body Shop
- Most likely to bundle paint and finish work.
- Most likely to handle mirror damage from an accident claim.
- More likely to include calibration when cameras are involved.
- Best when the door skin, cap, or paint is also damaged.
Common Add-On Line Items (Clips, Door Panel R And R, Wiring Repair)
These are the line items that change a “simple mirror swap” into a bigger invoice.
Door Panel Clips And One-Time Fasteners
- $5 to $25 is common if several clips break
- Some cars need new fasteners to keep the panel tight
Paint Work
- If the mirror or cap is not painted, paint can add $85 to $200+
- Some shops charge more if they blend into the door
Wiring Or Connector Repair
- 0.5 to 1.0 labor hours if a connector is damaged
- More time if the harness is pinched or torn
Diagnostics And Scan Checks
- 0.2 to 0.5 labor hours if the shop verifies functions and clears codes
Calibration For 360 View Mirrors
- $350 to $450 is a common price band
- This applies when the mirror has a camera used by the surround-view system
My rule is simple.
If the mirror has heat, blind spot monitor, a turn signal, or a camera, I ask for an itemized quote.
Parts. Labor. Paint. Calibration. Clips. Tax. Total.
If Your RAV4 Has 360 View, Budget For Calibration
If your RAV4 has a 360 system, the side mirror is not just a mirror.
It can also be a camera mount.
Most 360 systems use 4 cameras.
- 1 front camera
- 1 camera under each side mirror
- 1 rear camera
That is why mirror work can turn into a calibration bill.
When Calibration Is Required
I plan for calibration in these cases:
- You replace a side mirror that has a camera lens underneath.
- You replace a camera module that lives in the mirror.
- A shop removes and reinstalls the side mirror on some models with 360 view.
- You have a collision repair that involved the mirror area and the camera alignment may be off.
If you only replace mirror glass, I usually do not expect calibration.
If you only replace the mirror cap, I usually do not expect calibration.
If you replace the full mirror assembly with a camera, I assume calibration is on the table.
Typical Calibration Cost Range You May See
This is the number I tell people to budget.
- 360-degree calibration: $350 to $450
Some shops charge more.
Dealers can be higher in some markets.
Insurance jobs can also stack scan and calibration fees.
How To Avoid Paying For Calibration When You Do Not Need It
I do 3 fast checks before I approve calibration.
- Confirm If You Actually Have A Mirror Camera
Look under the mirror.
If there is no camera lens, 360 calibration usually does not apply. - Confirm What You Are Replacing
Glass-only and cap-only jobs usually do not need calibration.
Full mirror swaps with a camera often do. - Ask The Shop For A Simple Plan
I ask for this in one sentence.
“Replace mirror, then scan for codes, then calibrate only if required.”
If the shop cannot explain why calibration is needed, I slow down.
If the mirror has a camera lens, I budget for it and move on.
Pro Tip: Identify Your Exact RAV4 Mirror In 90 Seconds
Wrong mirrors get returned every day.
I avoid that with a 90-second routine.
Check These 6 Visual Clues
I stand 3 feet from the mirror and look for these.
- Heat
Heated mirrors often have a defrost-style icon on the glass.
Heated glass also has 2 electrical tabs on the back. - Blind Spot Monitor Indicator
Look for a small indicator window in the mirror area.
If your mirror has the warning light, you need the correct mirror setup. - Turn Signal Strip
Look for a clear strip on the outer edge of the housing. - Puddle Lamp
Look under the mirror for a small lens that shines light on the ground. - Camera Lens
Look under the mirror for a camera lens.
If you see it, you are in 360 view territory on many trims. - Power Fold Seam
Power-fold mirrors often have a visible seam where the mirror folds.
Manual fold mirrors usually look simpler.
If you match those 6, you match 80% of the parts listing filters.
Check Build Location And Fitment Notes
This is the part most people skip.
It matters.
I check 2 things.
- VIN First Character
- J often points to Japan production.
- 2 often points to Canada production.
- 1, 4, or 5 often points to U.S. production.
- Build Date On The Door Jamb Sticker
Toyota parts catalogs often split mirror parts by build date.
I see splits like “to 03/2019” and “from 03/2019” on mirror components.
That means a March 2019 break can change part numbers even inside the same model year.
My rule:
If your RAV4 is a 2019, I always check the build month before I buy anything.
Count Connector Pins Before You Buy
This is the last step.
It prevents the worst return.
I pop the small interior trim at the mirror corner.
I unplug the mirror harness.
Then I count the pins.
Why it matters:
- More features usually means more pins.
- Heat, BSM, signal, puddle lamp, and camera can all change the connector.
If the listing does not show the connector, I message the seller.
I ask for a photo of the plug.
If they cannot send it, I buy elsewhere.
My 90-Second Mirror Match Checklist
- Driver or passenger side confirmed
- Heat yes or no confirmed
- BSM indicator yes or no confirmed
- Turn signal yes or no confirmed
- Puddle lamp yes or no confirmed
- Camera lens yes or no confirmed
- Power fold yes or no confirmed
- Build location checked
- Build month checked
- Connector pins matched
If you do this, you stop most wrong-part purchases before they happen.
Is It Worth Replacing The Mirror Or Should You Repair It?
I decide this with a simple rule.
I replace the smallest part that fixes the problem.
A lot of RAV4 owners pay for a full mirror when only the glass is broken.
That is the easiest money to save.
Glass-Only Repair Vs Full Swap Cost Logic
I start with a 30-second inspection.
If The Mirror Still Moves With The Switch
- I usually try glass first.
- Glass-only parts are often $30 to $120.
- If it works, you just avoided a $500 to $1,100 bill.
If The Housing Is Cracked Or The Mirror Shakes At Speed
- I skip glass.
- I go to a full mirror assembly.
- Older or low-option mirrors can land around $300 to $650 installed.
- Newer 2019 to 2024 RAV4 mirrors are commonly around $1,106 to $1,146 installed.
If The Mirror Has A Camera Lens Under It
- I assume 2 costs.
- Mirror assembly plus calibration.
- Calibration alone is often priced at $350 to $450.
- That can push the total into the $1,450 range fast.
If The Only Damage Is The Painted Cap
- I price cap-only first.
- Caps can be around $50 to $90.
- Paint can add $75 to $250 depending on the shop and how picky you are about match.
My quick decision tree looks like this:
- Cracked glass only, mirror functions normal: glass-only.
- Cap missing or scuffed, mirror functions normal: cap-only.
- Mirror loose, cracked housing, motor dead, folding broken: full assembly.
- Camera present: assume calibration cost.
Insurance Claim Vs Out-Of-Pocket (Deductible Math)
This part is just math.
Most people have a deductible on collision and comprehensive coverage.
$500 is very common.
$1,000 is also common.
I do these two examples.
Example 1
- Repair total: $1,120
- Collision deductible: $500
- Insurance pays: $620
- You pay: $500
Example 2
- Repair total: $650
- Collision deductible: $500
- Insurance pays: $150
- You pay: $500
If the repair total is close to your deductible, I usually pay out of pocket.
Especially for a mirror.
Why?
A collision claim can raise premiums.
The increase depends on the driver, the state, and the carrier.
Here is how I think about it without guessing your exact rate change.
Break-Even Premium Test
- If insurance saves you $620 on the repair
- And your premium increases by $20 per month for 36 months
- $20 × 36 = $720
- In that scenario, the claim costs more than it saves
That is not a prediction.
That is just a way to think.
My quick rule:
- If insurance saves under $300, I usually skip the claim.
- If the mirror has a camera and the bill is $1,400 to $1,600, I at least run the numbers.
One more detail.
If the damage is from a crash, it is usually collision.
If it is theft or vandalism, it can be comprehensive.
Your deductible can be different for each.
How To Get An Accurate Quote (Copy/Paste Script)
Most mirror quotes go wrong for one reason.
The shop quotes a “mirror” without matching features.
I fix that by forcing the quote to include features, part type, and calibration.
Quote Script
Hi, I need a quote for a Toyota RAV4 side mirror repair.
Vehicle info:
- Year:
- Trim:
- Driver or passenger side:
- VIN (if you need it for exact match):
Mirror features on my car (yes or no):
- Heated glass:
- Blind Spot Monitor indicator in mirror:
- Turn signal in mirror:
- Puddle lamp under mirror:
- Power folding:
- Camera under mirror (360 view):
What I need repaired:
- Glass only
- Cap only
- Full mirror assembly
- Not sure (I can send photos)
For your quote, please include:
1) Parts details
- OEM, aftermarket, or used:
- Part number (or listing description):
- Is the cap painted or unpainted:
2) Labor details
- Labor hours:
- Shop rate per hour:
- Does this include door panel removal and reinstall:
3) Calibration and scan
- If the mirror has a camera, will you calibrate:
- If yes, what is the calibration price:
4) Total out-the-door price
- Parts + labor + fees + tax:
- Estimated turnaround time:
Thank you.
Apples-To-Apples Quote Checklist
I only compare quotes when these match.
- Same mirror side (driver or passenger)
- Same feature set (heat, BSM, signal, puddle, power fold, camera)
- Same parts type (OEM vs aftermarket vs used)
- Cap paint included or excluded is clear
- Labor hours and labor rate are listed
- Calibration and scan fees are listed when a camera is present
- Total includes fees and tax
If one quote is missing 2 items, it is not comparable.
It is a different job.
Red Flags That Predict Surprise Fees
These are the red flags I see most.
- “Mirror replacement” with no feature list
- No mention of paint when the cap is scuffed or unpainted
- No mention of calibration when the mirror has a camera lens
- Labor listed as “TBD” with no hours
- Quote is $300 for a mirror that clearly has BSM, heat, and a camera
- Shop will not confirm build location or VIN fitment
- Seller cannot provide a connector photo or pin count for aftermarket parts
If you avoid those, your quote usually stays within $100 of the final bill.
FAQs
Can I Replace Just The Mirror Glass On A RAV4?
Yes, in a lot of cases.
I replace just the glass when:
- The mirror still adjusts with the switch.
- The housing is not cracked.
- The only damage is cracked or missing glass.
Parts cost is usually $30 to $120.
Heated glass costs more than non-heated glass.
If your old glass has 2 heater tabs, you need heated glass again.
How Much Is Labor To Replace A RAV4 Side Mirror?
For a full mirror assembly swap, I usually see:
- 0.6 to 1.0 labor hours for the mirror itself
- 1.0 to 2.0 labor hours if the shop removes the door panel, replaces clips, or repairs wiring
What you pay depends on shop rate.
At $120 to $200 per hour, labor often lands around $75 to $400.
Glass-only jobs can be $0 if you do it yourself.
Does A Heated Mirror Cost More To Replace?
Yes.
Heated mirrors cost more in parts.
They also have more wiring, so replacement is slightly more involved.
On a newer RAV4 OEM pricing example, a basic mirror assembly was listed at $175.69 and a heated mirror assembly was listed at $254.75.
That is $79.06 more in parts before labor.
Does Blind Spot Monitoring Affect Mirror Replacement Cost?
Yes. It is one of the biggest price drivers.
BSM mirrors need the correct setup for:
- The indicator light in the mirror area
- The wiring and connector
- The correct mirror option for your trim and build
This usually pushes you away from the cheapest aftermarket mirrors.
It also increases wrong-part returns if you do not match features.
Do I Need Calibration After Replacing A Mirror With A Camera?
Sometimes.
I budget for calibration when:
- The mirror has a camera lens underneath.
- You replace the full mirror assembly and that mirror is part of a 360 view system.
A common price band is $350 to $450 for a 360-degree calibration.
If you replace only mirror glass or only the cap, calibration is usually not needed.
Is Aftermarket As Good As OEM For Side Mirrors?
It depends on the mirror.
Aftermarket can be fine when:
- The mirror is basic
- No camera
- No BSM
- No power folding
OEM is the safer bet when:
- The mirror has a camera for 360 view
- The mirror has BSM and multiple features
- You want the best match for vibration, fit, and connector pinout
My rule is simple.
More features means higher wrong-part risk.
When the mirror has a camera, I lean OEM.
Key Takeaways
- Full Toyota RAV4 side mirror replacement is commonly $760 to $1,149 installed, and 360 view setups can push higher.
- If only the glass is broken, you can often fix it for $30 to $120 in parts.
- Heat, BSM, turn signal, puddle lamp, and 360 camera are the 5 features that change price the most.
- Labor is often 0.6 to 2.0 hours, but calibration can add $350 to $450 when a mirror camera is involved.
- I avoid overpaying by matching features, build location, build month, and connector pins before I buy.
Sources
- RepairPal Door Mirror Replacement Cost (RAV4)
- RepairPal 2019 RAV4 Door Mirror Replacement Cost
- Toyota OEM Parts Catalog (Outside Mirrors, 2025 RAV4 Example)
- PartsGeek RAV4 Mirror Listings (Aftermarket Example)
- Car And Driver Average Deductible Context
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