Towing Mirrors for 1999-2007 Ford Super Duty F250 F350 F450 Side Mirror Pair - Power Heated with Signal Light (Upgrade to 2008 Superduty Retrofit) - Fits 1999-2007 Models Review

Looks good but don't put them on a truck actually works like you break the glass you will have to buy a new set. Standard glass replacement for this mirror is NOT SUITABLE. This manufacturer has a proprietary size that only fits their mirrors. A nice way to get customers to buy more products from you if you ask me.

We had high hopes for these mirrors but they were short lived. They're pretty easy to install, but they don't fit exactly. Gaps between door and mirror housing. The mounting nuts are tight, I will not tighten them any more for fear that they will damage the plastic base. Factory mirrors have a cast aluminum base. Folding mirrors in the housing on the armrests for the first time. Damn cheaply made, but better than leaving a hand mirror in the window!

Perfect fit. Looks great. Nice and stable on the road. Watched a few installation videos, tightened the nuts evenly and slowly and they fit perfectly. I had a small issue on the passenger side where one of the bolt arms fell all the way through the hole in the door, but by rocking the mirror back and forth and tightening the nuts it fell right in. Just got home from a 1000 mile trip in my caravan and am pleased with the mirrors.

The mirrors provide a very clear view of what is happening on either side of the truck. This was a newer version of the mirrors I used to replace the OEM style mirrors on my 2001 F250. They were easy to install and offered a much better field of view than the mirrors they replaced. They were easy to install. The only problem I have with them is the force required to bend them towards the body so nobody hits them while moving.

Only giving 4 stars because the fit isn't very tight and the gasket material included doesn't look like it will let water through. These mirrors required no special tools or modifications to install on my 04 F-250, they are plug and play. It was a little tricky to remove the inner door panels but I figured it out. The blind spot mirrors are much better than the factory mirrors, and so are the main mirrors. You don't tremble much. These are good value for money, just check them carefully before…

I put them on my 1999 F250 and they are MILES better than the old OMEs. Star deducted for: The glass was a little scratched on arrival, but as far as you're concerned it's "Made in China". I had to drill a hole for them to fit properly (more on that below). Installation was pretty easy, remove the door panels, remove the old mirrors and reassemble. My 1999 F-250 doesn't have turn signals or heated mirrors, but that doesn't matter. All "extra" features are displayed on the second connector…

I did a lot of research and these mirrors have gotten decent reviews. I didn't have much experience with them. Firstly, no connection instructions, internet link or QR code scanner to visit the website? I had to spend quite a bit of time searching You Tube and the internet to find the paint code and some basic instructions. The driver's side didn't fit well on the top, I had to use a heat gun to fit it into the groove on the window. The mirrors look great, but on the passenger side the angle of

I connected them to my 01 Ford F250. The quality of the mirror on mine turned out to be good, although I was wary of reading other people's comments; obviously mmv. Losing a star is associated with a mediocre landing. Yes, you will need to cut off the plastic alignment tab or it will be difficult to press firmly enough onto the truck bed. It takes about 2 minutes with a hacksaw, so it's not a big problem. A more serious issue is that the passenger's side mirror appears to be pushed back more…