Tow Mirror Recommendation for 2007 Chevy Silverado 2500HD with Power Mirrors
Published 11/24/2021
Question:
I have a diesel 2007 Chevy 2500HD Classic Silverado with power mirrors that fo not have the heat or turn signal options. 1. Is this the best K-Source power towing mirror model for my truck? 2. What part of the mirror adjusts, the larger top portion, the smaller bottom portion, or both portions? 3. Is the smaller bottom section of the mirror a fish eye or true mirror like the top section? Thank you.
asked by: Robert D
Expert Reply:
For your 2007 Chevy Silverado 2500HD with power mirrors that do not have the heat or turn signal options the K-Source Tow Mirrors part # KS62075-76GE would be your best option. Just the top portion of the mirror adjusts. The lower portion is a fish eye mirror that gives a very wide viewing angle.
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K-Source Custom Extendable Towing Mirrors - Electric with Driver Side Heat - Textured Black - Pair
- Towing Mirrors
- Full Replacement Mirror
- Electric
- Pair of Mirrors
- Custom Fit
- Fits Driver and Passenger Side
- Blind Spot Mirror
- Extendable
- Folding
- Heated
- K Source
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