Most Popular Fits Driver and Passenger Side for 1996 Chevrolet Astro

We tried other mirrors these work well and easy to adjust. Wish we would have found these sooner.

Mirrors were a little tight and hard to get on. But was able to make them work.

The quality of the trailering mirror compared to other that I have tried is awesome. They fit correctly and can be fine tuned for a vibration free view. Now I can see better around my travel trailer when pulled behind my Chevy Astro. As for as mounting pocket for the Tekonsha Prodigy II it fits correctly just like the one that came with the trailer brake controller I bought 2 years ago.

easy installation, seems to work fine, time will tell.

The mirror extension fit my 1994 Silverado perfectly. More than that however, the staff at Etrailer has shown above average concern over being certain I was satisfied through followup e-mails. Thank you, staff at Etrailer

The Mirrors worked Great on my trip and would highly recommend them for anyone Towing! The Mirrors stayed nice and tight and gave Great Visibility on my Suburban.

These mirrors have helped me tremendously as alot of times I am by myself trying to back the trailer in and these help give me a better view of where I wouldn't otherwise be able to see with just the car mirrors.

Works well. I actually mounted mine to the outside edge of the mirror after reading the one review where he mentioned that if you put it where it is shown the mirror cannot fold in. It works great and they look decent. The blue color does kill the glare at night. For the price you can't go wrong.

this is the second set I have purchased this summer (traded trucks). mirrors do a great job of improving the rear vision of trailer. Gets out and beyond the camper. Both sets function great the second pair the finish had some minor inperfections but they are after all temporary mirrors. I would buy rhem again. Great price for great reults. I also parked truck in the hot sun and put a cord around mirrors just to form it tighter to my mirrors on second set not needed, just me

These mirrors look like they will probably work for towing my trailer. They vibrate pretty bad, and the mirror is not convex at all, so you don't see much, especially when it is vibrating. If you get a 4x5.5 blind spot mirror, it helps alot, and you don't notice the vibrating. Then you take a heat gun, and heat up the inner top corner of the housing, and reshape it so it fits tighter, it makes it better. The mirrors are pretty ugly too, I'm glad they go on and off easy.

They are fine for the price but hard to adjust the mirror itself after installation. I’ll be installing the bigger factory trailer mirrors pretty soon.

They appear to be as advertised, well made and should be easy to install. That may change once the rain stops and I am able to actually install them and then use them during the towing operation of our trailer. But i feel pretty confident they will be very helpful.