Towing Mirrors for 2004 Dodge Durango  

I have these mirrors on my 22 Silverado. I bought them as the best possible alternative to replacing the original mirrors with extendable ones - none apparently available. It took a little while to get them installed and adjusted, and I regularly check the ratchet straps for tightness. I can't take the truck through the car wash without removing them, so, I don't take it through the carwash. Part of the lip that fits between the truck's mirror and it's body has broken off, but I can't replace just that part, so I'm waiting for the whole thing to go flying off some day. Plus, I didn't realize that the mirrors were going to be convex instead of flat, but couldn't replace thise either. So overall, ok, but will look for something else next time.

I bought these mirrors for a 2018 Nissan Titan and they actually worked pretty good for me. First time putting them on takes some time to get them tightened down and fitting right. I have used these a lot towing a RV and I never even had them come loose and worked great for me. If you don't have any other option except to use universal tow mirrors I would recommend and I would buy these again.

I have these mirrors on my 2022 Durango, when I pull my travel trailer. They work great. Easy to install and remove. Once installed, they never move at all.

They work well if they don't fall off! I lost the one on the right side but in the end that one is not as necessary as the other so I'm not sure I'll bother to replace it. I was in northern NE in the winter with lots of temperature changes so a rough environment. Pay attention to other comments regarding adding some material to get these to stay on better...

I have towed thousands of miles with these mirrors on 3 different vehicles. They are easy on and off and don’t vibrate when driving. I recommend that you add a stick on fisheye mirror for a better view while backing up.