🔌 CIPA 10900 Custom Towing Mirror for Chevy, GMC, Cadillac - Pair, Black Review

Just received today. Easy installation, no tools required. Bought to transport our 18ft RV. After installation, we found that each mirror was raised an additional 6-14 feet past the side mirror. This means we can't have blind spots for lane changes/motorway entry/exit when transporting our caravan! Pleased with this product and feel much more competent as a newbie!

High quality materials. heavy construction. Fits perfectly. There is nothing cheap here except the price. Installed them almost 18 months before the truck was sold. Never tighten the mounting screws. They are tight and don't wobble or vibrate. When I took them off they were so tight I had to rip the adapter off my truck mirror. After such a long installation, the truck's mirrors showed no sign of ever having been there. Very happy with these mirrors. I highly recommend it.

perfect mirror set for towing our trailer. Mirrors move up and down and side to side for easy adjustment. Installation on our Yukon mirrors takes a few minutes and we really liked the spacer that was supposed to be installed between the Yukon mirrors and them. looks more like an elegant addition than bulky and ties up anywhere. allows the Yukon mirrors to still fold towards the door. would buy again! I would recommend it to anyone looking for sleek, easy to fit, quality towing mirrors that are…

I checked them on the company's website and the third party's. They fit perfectly on my 2012 GMC Sierra 2500HD with heated and power folding mirrors. The instructions are not very good so I recommend watching the installation video on the company's website, you can't go wrong. They are not expensive but very functional. The adjustment is tight, but once you've adjusted them, they probably won't move (which is a plus). The quality of the mirror glass isn't as good as the original mirrors, but…

Well these are really good mirrors. Easy to put on, easy to take off, or easy to leave on, they don't look all that bad. Despite what CIPA will tell you, they will work on the 2007 Tahoe LTZ with heated chrome cover, turn signals and power mirrors. I contacted them to confirm this before purchasing and they were unable to confirm this. I have no idea why. That's the only negative I can say. What's really handy (as long as your power folding option still works) is that you can leave it on and…

I recently had an issue with the GM towing mirrors I had on my Yukon and I removed them and put the OEM mirrors back on my car. Then I ordered these skids for towing mirrors. I paid about $120 for the first few mirrors and these are about $33. They installed in minutes. They come with a wedge, you put the included foam tape on the wedge and another on the inside of each body, then put them on the OEM mirrors. Then place a foam covered wedge on the side of the window. Just tighten the plastic…

They fit my 2007 Yukon Denali XL nicely. A little worried they would ruin the painted mirrors but the foam strip for the chocks provided good protection against that. Ease of installation. The instructions were clear. If you can't figure it out, you might think twice about towing a trailer that requires towing mirrors. In addition, the mirror was easy to set up. Common sense should tell you that you need to make some adjustments to make it your liking. Just like the mirrors on a tow truck…

Bought because my Tahoe with hitch had tiny mirrors that couldn't see around my trailer. Much cheaper than a full mirror replacement so I decided to give it a try. When installing I followed the advice I saw here and added an extra layer of foam tape, clamped the hook and pushed the mirror in, then turned the screw all the way in. Really easy but the instructions seem a little wrong, the foam pieces that came with it were different shapes but the instructions don't seem to be what they were…