PZ Towing Mirror Replacement: 1994-1997 RAM Pair, Powered, Without Signal, Black Power - Efficient and Reliable Review

Mirrors fit perfectly, only downside was the power supply didn't work but I gave 5 starts because the customer service was very quick with response and problem would be solved 100% buy again

These towing mirrors are great. They look great, they are easy to install, the power function works great. They don't vibrate like most aftermarket mirrors. I would recommend them to anyone who needs towing mirrors.

So far so good. The package arrived early. Both mirrors work well with an RV in bed, not a trailer. I may tow a trailer in the future and they will work fine. Only driven very few kilometers so far, but there is almost no vibration compared to the wobbly original mirrors.

THE INSTRUCTIONS WILL SAY CAREFUL WITH ELECTRICAL WIRING AND FAIR. ON MY MIRROR SET I HAVE TO BECOME METAL TO MOUNT THE MIRROR. IF YOU HAVE TO DO THIS, JUST BE CAREFUL AND DO NOT HURRY. IF YOU NEED TO DO IT, IT WILL WORK. YOU JUST HAVE TO BE CAREFUL. OTHERWISE I AM SATISFIED. YOU MAY GET VIBRATIONS BUT THIS IS NOT COMMON ON MY DODGE 2500. All in all I would buy them again and recommend them if you don't mind putting in a little more work.

Good Value. They fitted all sorts of offerings, but for 94-97 trucks, they didn't have the luxury of being able to fold mirrors for towing. I didn't use a reinforcement bracket because the wiring harness couldn't be routed properly. The studs are as long as listed, but if you cut them to about 3/4"-1" length that's all you need. I used Loctite and screwed them into the aluminum base. Sucked them into the door with a 3/8 punch and then finished them by hand. For what they are, this will get the…

Bad: They wobble a bit. The right outside mirror was worse, just a little play in the mirror glass. Generally useful, shaking is not very annoying. Also, after installing the fuse plate, I had to trim the mounting studs flush and still cut the contacts of the driver's mirror switch. Not too noticeable but I had to use a longer screw for the door panel. It was a transition from hand held mirrors to electric ones. The wiring harness came with my 1995 Dodge 2500 Diesel Laramie. All I had to do was