Best 2013 Lexus RX 350 Towing Mirrors

Excellent mirrors for towing our pop-up camper. Installed in minutes and quality ratchet system holds mirrors snug to existing mirrors on our 2017 Lexus RX350.

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.

These worked great on my wife's Yukon. Installation instructions were clear and direct. They held up very well traveling 75 mph down the interstate; No jostling around or coming loose. I loved the additional two mirrors. Having the three total different angles while pulling a trailer was extremely helpful. Would highly recommend this setup.

Tried 3 other styles of tow mirrors for my 2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee but nothing would fit properly until I bought these. Love the ratchet style clamping system. Fit perfectly. Great product for my SUV.

They are very easy to install and remove when parked for extended periods. Costumer service was very helpful with getting me the correct marrows.

Great product! I use them on all my trailers as well as my travel trailer. This is actually me second set...the first got destroyed by a hit n run and i could not live without them!

The mirrors help me tow our Lance trailer safely. The adjustable mirrors benefited with a touch of dry lubricant on the joint inside the housing. Emily at etrailer was very helpful!

First set had a factory defect. The hole for the tension knob was not threaded. Replacement sent was also a defect, the mirror panel swivel was un-adjustable. Spend the extra money and get the correct OEM ones for your vehicle.

Only used twice as I found Tundra's stock mirrors were more than adequate for camper we were towing. I found mirrors were finicky to install without marring stock mirrors and never had a good feeling about security even though I never lost one at highway speeds.

For the money, these work really well. My Tundra really needed these so I could see for lane changes with our 23’ travel trailer. I don’t notice any excessive vibration they makes it difficult to see. The only knock on them is making sure you get the insert lined up correctly when you’re putting them on. If it’s not lined up right they can work loose and fall off, but it’s as much operator error as it is design flaw.