Most Popular Longview for GMC Suburban

Be aware. The pad coming with those mirrors is way to small. There will be spots, where the inner of the mirrors touches the plastic of your real mirror. It will strach them! Tried to pad the mirror more from the inside. But its not possible to get such a thin pad like the one coming with these mirrors. In this case, they get to thick and dont fit anymore. Currently on use on a 1995 Chevy Suburban (aftermarket mirrors).

This is a quality product. The plastic is heavy duty, and the mirror s quality. My only complaint would be the shape, I wish it would look a little more seamless, or custom, rather than universal. You can see in the picture that the plastic doesn't curve around the frame of the stock mirror. I like this product and would recommend it.

They are a perfect fit for both my 1988 And my 1993 service trucks there were a few scratches on one of the extensions plastic body but they buffed out and I really like the view they give when hooked up to a trailer there's no bad vibration in them So you get clear sight

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The CTM3100 fits great on my 1995 Dodge 2500. I've attached a photo of the mirror attached to the driver side. The mirror extends about 4" - 5" past the factory mirror.

I used these for a 3 month trip across Canada and the U.S. and they worked great. The fit was a bit loose for the mirrors on my original 1996 Dodge Ram 2500 Turbo Diesel but being handy I put some extra self adhesive padding on the inside and built up the mirror arm with electrical tape to make sure the mirror clip would be snug. Those that aren't handy may get frustrated.