Recommended Universal-Fit Towing Mirrors for 2004 Porsche Cayenne
Updated 05/09/2016 | Published 05/06/2016 >
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I have a 2004 Porsche Cayenne , and just bought strap type extenders. They do not work. Mirror housing is to curved. Any ideas??
asked by: Ted A
Expert Reply:
Since a universal-fit clip-on towing mirror like # KS3891 does not provide a satisfactory fit on the curved mirror housings on your 2004 Cayenne, I suggest a fender-mount towing mirror that will mount independently of your OEM mirrors.
CIPA # 11650 is sold as a single mirror (so please order two for a pair) but it will fit on both driver and passenger doors of most vehicles. The mirror surface measures 5 x 7-inches and it extends out about 17-inches. This gives you a wide field of view without interference with your OEM mirrors or any built-in lighting functions they may have. The linked review video illustrates installation.
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CIPA Universal Fit Towing Mirror - Clamp On - Adjustable Length - Steel
- Towing Mirrors
- Clamp-On Mirror
- Manual
- Single Mirror
- Universal Fit
- Fits Driver Side
- Fits Passenger Side
- CIPA
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