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Will the Wheel Masters Vision Plus Extendable Towing Mirror Fit a 2020 Jeep Cherokee Latitude?  

Updated 06/29/2026 | Published 06/12/2026

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WM6500. Will this fit 2020 Jeep Cherokee with plastic molding? Thank you.

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Hey Denise,

Welcome back! I did some searching and I wasn't able to find any specific restrictions for these mirrors for mounting the Wheel Masters Vision Plus Extendable Towing Mirrors part # WM6500 to vehicle doors. One review did mention there was too much plastic on their doors, and they needed to strap the mirrors to their running boards instead, but the majority were able to install it on their SUVs with no issues. If you were to run into that issue, these mirrors are also capable of being mounted to the front fenders as well and the non-scratch hooks and foam will help prevent any scratches on the vehicle's door or fender.

Where are you planning on towing your trailer to?

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Matt C.

6/13/2026

These mirrors are amazing. Very sturdy, they don’t fold in with high winds. After initially installing, they ratchet down right at the window so you can adjust on the fly. They may look complicated at first but once you figure out how they go, it’s very simple. I highly recommend these. I have tried other ones and they all are janky and don’t work. It’s worth spending the money.

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Claire H.

6/13/2026

@MattC It's great to hear from someone who has firsthand experience these mirrors. It sounds like they're a great investment compared to other clip-on mirrors. Thank you for sharing with us!
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Richard

6/28/2026

Mirrors work well on my tacoma and also yukon right hand mirror adjustment hard to keep if door is slammed

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Claire H.

6/29/2026

@Richard I'm glad the mirrors work well for you on both your vehicles! It's not unusual for them to need some adjustment after a lot of vibration or force, we always recommend checking the mirrors are tight before driving to make sure they're secure.

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