Most Popular Universal Fit for 2013 Dodge Journey

Works perfectly. The joints allow for mirror housing alignment for easy installation and the ratcheting system allows you to snug it right up. I haven’t actually hooked up the trailer yet, but these should allow me to see behind me now without relying on seeing through the back window.

Have only used once but seem to fit my needs. Only thing I wished they had been shipped in an additional box, they arrived at destination in original box the journey was a rough one, one of the mirrors had come loose from the mount luckily it did not break we re attached with additional two side tape hopefully this will hold up. Have ordered several items from Etrailer lately very satisfied with products and employees.

Unlike some mirrors of this style, these do not vibrate while going down the road. I only use one and it is on the right side of the car. I save the other mirror for a backup. Like I mentioned, I have no issue with vibration, I drive a 2010 Dodge Journey.

So-so construction and design. With one modification they're more than acceptable. The arms and straps will slip and loosen if installed on triangular or tapered housings. Mirrors that have backs nearly parallel to the mirror face, and have upper and lower mirror edges that are nearly parallel are not affected. Adding a peel and stick plastic wall hanger to a tapered housing will stop the strap from slipping and loosening. The ball and socket mount is good and tight, but the stud on the ball is loose in the arm. I think most of the jitter and vibration others report is from this sloppy clearance that the stud screw can't tighten enough. I'll be addressing that as well. A nice option for those of us that a) don't tow a majority of the time and don't want full time extended mirrors, and/or b) tow with multiple vehicles and prefer to have adjustability to fit our 'fleet'.

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Works perfectly. The joints allow for mirror housing alignment for easy installation and the ratcheting system allows you to snug it right up. I haven’t actually hooked up the trailer yet, but these should allow me to see behind me now without relying on seeing through the back window.

Have only used once but seem to fit my needs. Only thing I wished they had been shipped in an additional box, they arrived at destination in original box the journey was a rough one, one of the mirrors had come loose from the mount luckily it did not break we re attached with additional two side tape hopefully this will hold up. Have ordered several items from Etrailer lately very satisfied with products and employees.

After years of replacing mirrors from other sources I purchased a pair of these. There fantastic, plenty of adjustments. Got covid on vacation, really sick and did not properly install mirror. Not broken but scratched badly from asphalt at 55 mph. Purchased a replacement, scratched one is my spare.

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Appears to be well built/solid. Won't get to install & test on my '24 Canyon for a month or so...will update after my first camping excursion next month, about a 300-mile round trip.

Unlike some mirrors of this style, these do not vibrate while going down the road. I only use one and it is on the right side of the car. I save the other mirror for a backup. Like I mentioned, I have no issue with vibration, I drive a 2010 Dodge Journey.

Purchased a pair for our 2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee towing a nuCamp 400 from FL to AK and back. Three months and around 16k miles. Pros - other than an adjustment the second day, I never had to adjust the tension straps again. They were easy to mount and did not interfere with our mirrors folding inward. They weathered three months on the road without issue though I was beginning to worry about the straps becoming brittle. I noticed this once I removed them. Had I kept them, I would have used some silicon to rejuvenate the rubber. Cons - the only con is they shake. They shake to the point that sometimes I couldn't distinguish what exactly was behind me. I knew there was a vehicle, but the distortion from the vibration prohibited me from getting a clear view of exactly what was behind us. Impressions - they worked for our trip but I knew I would want something else for our next long trip, so we invested in a Furrion Reviewing Camera.

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Tried 2 other trailer mirrors and they did not fit our Jeep Grand Cherokee. These fit perfectly, as advertised, and go on very easily. Has made backing up the trailer so much less stressful. And great customer service to boot!!

I bought these mirrors to use on our 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee. I used them just a couple of times and have decided to look for something else. Despite my best efforts and watching (and re-watching) the online video that shows them being mounted on my exact vehicle, I found that the soft pads that grip the back of the mirror could not keep the mirror in place for more than 30 minutes or so. It was warm (mid-80s) when I used the mirrors and the heat seemed to let the pads slip too much. I tried several different positions and adjusted the tension straps carefully, but no luck. They seem pretty well made and may well work well on other vehicles, but they just don't work with my Jeep GC.

These towing mirrors are good quality and easy to attach to the mirrors on my truck.

Finally, we got extended mirrors for our 2016 Sequoia. OEM mirrors are manageable but inefficient when backing up or switching lanes with a Travel Trailer. The only issue with the extended mirrors is that they vibrate to the extent you get hypnotized. They work best at slow speeds, backing in campgrounds or switching lanes at slow speeds. Sixty-five miles, forget it. Use your best judgment. If the mirrors are well molded into place, the vibration may be minimized. The team at etrailer, from start to finish, was fabulous. Thanks