Most Popular Clip-On Mirror for 2017 Honda Pilot

Don't often write reviews but these towing mirrors deserve our feedback. Tow vehicle is a 2005 Honda Pilot with a weight distribution hitch and anti sway bar pulling a 2007 Hi Low travel trailer at 3400 lbs dry. Extension mirrors were needed. These K Source mirrors get our positive review for good reason. Well made and very secure (always re-tighten after several minutes on the road as a precaution). Quality construction, solid materials, all parts fit perfectly. The tightening ratchet was a surprise with its precision. And the release button, well shrouded for safety, works quickly and easily. Good price and fast delivery were a bonus. Etrailer...great job. Keep the quality products coming. 8/28/13.

We finally had a chance to try the tow mirror, while actually towing our travel trailer .... the mirror on the driver's side was easy to install, stayed put, without any sway or vibration movements. I can see the trailer in its entirety (16 ft), and made changing lanes on the driver's side so much easier. However, the passenger side was a bit trickier since the mirror is wider (with the camera for changing lanes on the right side), so we never installed it. Our tow vehicle is 2016 Pilot. My passenger would have to be my caller, if I needed to change back to the slow lane ....

These fit my Honda Pilot perfectly. They are easy to put on and position the mirrors.

The product shipped to me in 1 day. The package was in good shape and the mirrors fit easily onto our Honda Pilot. Excellent service!!

All items worked as described

Very pleased with mirrors, just did a vibration test - 2017 Honda Pilot EX-L @ 70 mph, hardly any vibration. Seams to fit securely, looks to be well made. I would definitely recommend!

This mirror was absolutely useless. It is the wrong style mirror to use for towing as it zooms in on what you are looking at. Instead of being able to see what is going on around your trailer, this mirror zooms in to a 4ftx4ft area and doesn't let you see anything at all. It ended up being more of a distraction when I would look to my mirrors to make a lane change and see a zoomed in picture of the side of the road. I took it off after 400 miles into our 2000 mile trip and tossed it in the back of the car.

I bought these for my Honda Pilot and towed a pop-up camper about 700 miles to the white mountains, highway and back roads. The mirrors were a little bouncy but they stayed put and didn't need re-adjusting. very good for the money.

Pros: Very easy to install. Will fit on almost anything. Cons: Bit of a challenge to adjust the in/out tilt on fixed mirror housings. Would like a little more height, but it's OK. This is a good solution for the casual user like me. Installation is painless. If you need more control over height or tilt, this is not for you.

I bought the trailer mirrors for my Jeep Grand Cherokee to pull my pull behind trailer. See pictures. The mirrors attach easily and securely and shake very little when driving. I need them mostly when backing up and I can see where the trailer tires are going. The mirrors do not adjust easily but when you do they stay in place. What I especially like is the size of the mirrors and having two independent mirrors.

The company was fast and gave lots of updates for shipping. Once i received product my concerns were met. The straps are BARELY long enough to connect around my mirror. Once it is straped properly the tension on straps pulls them right out of the retaining clip. I ordered these because i have a 11 silverado just like what was in the product pictures. Save your money and get something else because theres no way these will make it down the highway they will barely stay on just sitting here. Kinda disappointed because i bout these for our first camping trip this weekend but these will not work. Seems like a good company just crappy product.

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'.

I went right away to try them on my truck. I have a 24 Denali ultimate 1500 Denali and I have a couple of cameras on my side mirrors. The straps are easy to maneuver around the cameras to avoid issues there. Good snug fit I have not taken it out yet to test these in real road conditions but so far so good.

I am towing a 23 foot forest river with a 2020 Chevy Traverse. I was reluctant initially because the mirrors looked small for towing. I'm used to the big fender mounted mirrors with a huge field of view. After putting these mirrors on I was surprised to see that the view was pretty good and in total you have 3 mirrors you can adjust to see the trailer in its entirety. They don't vibrate from wind and are easy to reach from the pilot and co-pilot seats to make adjustments. Very pleased with the purchase.

Products received and installed easily.

Haven’t had a chance to use these but did put them on my truck to get them adjusted. Easy to install and look like they will give me good coverage.