🔌 Power Heated Foldable DEDC Towing Mirrors, Side View Mirrors for Chevy Silverado 1500 2500 3500 GMC Sierra 2003-2006 Pair Review

Old mirrors won't stick to my 2004 Chevy 1500. The wiring harness did not match my factory mirrors. It was about a foot shorter and had the wrong connectors, which sucks because those are exactly the mirrors I was looking for.

They are heated and have electric glass, the only two mirror features my truck has. They're great, the only problem (99% of towing mirrors have this) is that they need to be aligned if you want them to look as good as they work! I aligned mine in about 25 minutes and they look amazing!

Installed on a 2005 Chevy 2500HD. They fit perfectly and were packaged very well. I love mirrors! Too bad I didn't figure out how to buy just the driver's side. I shovel snow and catch it on a lamppost as I back up. He collapsed forward and only the lower mirror was forcibly removed. I was very surprised that the whole mirror didn't fall off the truck because I hit it very well!

Just install these mirrors on my 2005 Silverado 1500. The bracket is made of metal, you can't see that in the photo. They were incredibly easy to install and fit nice and tight with no play. They slide out well and are pretty solid in there, so I'm not worried they'll ever move without being pulled/pushed. The only thing I noticed, which some might find a downside, is that when I adjusted the mirrors the way I wanted, the mirror sticks out a bit from the bodywork. Nothing that bothers me, but I

The factory mirrors on my 2005 Silverado were smashed at a car wash and now flap back in the wind. DEDC mirrors seemed like a reasonable replacement, but they weren't the most expensive. One factor I liked was that they were the hardest of the options. Hmm, heavy mirrors fit my pickup. I had the mirrors on the truck for about a month; they don't fall off, they don't rattle, and the individual mirrors stay where I need them. Plus, they just stick out and look like they belong. But a warning - it