Recommended Towing Mirrors for a 2020 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro

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What do you have available for tow mirrors that would fit my 2020 Toyota Tundra Trd Pro Crewmax short bed?

asked by: Lamberto P

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Hey Lamberto! We've got a couple of options depending on how much of an upgrade you're interested in making to add towing mirrors to your 2020 Toyota Tundra Trd Pro. I have listed them below:

K-Source Snap & Zap Custom Towing Mirrors item # KS81300

K-Source Custom Extendable Towing Mirrors item # KS70103-04T

The K-Source item # KS81300 are going to clamp around your existing mirrors. They are compatible with that standard power-adjustable, heated side-view mirrors that came with the TRD Pro models. They're going to add a 5-1/4" tall x 3-1/2" wide mirror that can be angled to see around your trailer or down the side of it. These are removable when you're not towing.

We actually installed these on a 2020 Tundra awhile back. I attached a couple of pictures and linked an installation video below.

If you tow quite a bit and want to go all out and upgrade your stock mirrors, I recommend the K-Source item # KS70103-04T. These telescoping mirrors are designed to completely replace your stock ones. They have a 10" tall x 9" wide dual mirror face, built in turn signals, and are heated. The mirrors will plug into your factory harness.

I attached a couple pictures of these mirrors installed below as well.

What kind of trailer do you have and how often do you tow?

You can add this information, along with any other questions you have, where it says Add Comment.

expert reply by: Jerred H

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KS81300
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KS70103-04T
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Lamberto P.

6/1/2026

Thanks. My truck will be used to tow my 26fy travel trailer, so I will be ordering the replacement ones.

Jerred H.

6/1/2026

@LambertoP You're welcome! That's awesome! You're really going to like those item # KS70103-04T mirrors. If you have any additional questions, just let me know!

Chris

6/2/2026

@JerredH. These are absolutely the best tow mirrors imaginable. I have them for a full year now, and have zero regrets

Mike

6/4/2026

I love these mirrors on my 2014 Toyota Sequoia, the lower rounded mirror takes away all blind spots. However, I did lose out on my retractable mirror passenger side. with some fancy rewiring, I was able to add the running light function into these mirrors.

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