👀 K Source 81800 Towing Mirror F150 2004-2008: Enhance Towing Safety and Visibility Review

Great product. Fits my 2007 F-150 like a charm. Easy to put on and take off. The mirror is fully adjustable and does not vibrate. Looks very groovy. The only problem is that someone can easily come and take them off. So if you are camping somewhere shabby I would take them off for the night. Great product and price.

Passenger side mirror fits perfectly but as others have said the left side does not fit and requires some serious manipulation to fit. Overall a good product but I found my regular F-150 mirrors do exactly the same job. Too much hassle to send them back so after installing the left side I just left them. Alan B

Perfect fit. The first one took maybe 30 seconds because for a moment I thought it was the wrong shape. The second lasted about 10 seconds. They just slide and snap. If the fit is not perfect, there is an adjustment screw. But I didn't need it either. If I didn't already know, I would have thought without looking closely that they were factory mirrors. Very satisfied.

I installed this on a Lincoln MK LT pickup. Fits perfectly until the mirror comes in. Mine comes in and when I brought the mirrors in, they hit the side of the truck with the innermost clip (which you would use to remove the mirror). I sanded them down with a sander and they fit great. Second, my mirrors are backlit at the bottom. I drilled a 1 1/2" diameter hole in the ground to get the flashlight to work. Easy to turn on and off when not needed.

Bought these tow mirrors for a 2006 F150 XLT that I use to tow a camper. I can honestly say I was pleasantly surprised at how well they fit. Very easy to install - align tabs and snap into place. Removal is just as easy. They can be switched on and off in less than a minute without tools. All in all, in use they look like they were factory installed, which is a nice bonus. Mirrors provide good visibility around and behind large trailers, reducing traffic on the road. Very happy with this…

Ordered for my 2007 Ford F-150 6 cylinder. They looked solid on their own but didn't fit at all. Strangely, the side mirrors on the passenger side and driver's side were different sizes. Especially the part that overlaps the hand. I managed to get the passenger side mirror fairly easily, but it was very loose. I was considering using styrofoam to route it when the driver's side snap-on decided to send it back. The overlap of the snap levers on the driver's side was longer than on the…

Application: 2004 F150 Lariat 4x4 (new body style). My mirrors are POWER (adjustable), heated and have LED turn signals. When I first started looking for tow mirrors, I noticed that some of the instructions said they wouldn't work with my mirror's power and heat settings, but they fitted perfectly; turn on and off quickly. And if you didn't know they were snap-on mirrors you'd think they were factory, especially up front. I've looked at other dual mirror systems but none compare to this one…

I bought the exact same mirrors for my 2004 F150 in 2014 from "E Trailer". On theirs, the right plastic mirror housing matched the F150's right mirror perfectly, but the left would not stick to the front of the mirror unless I first heated and reshaped the housing with a hot hair dryer to finally get it. match properly. On a recent hike, a driver crossed a yellow line crossing a narrow bridge and his driver's side mirror hit my driver's side mirror. My only damage was a cracked and shattered…