Towing Mirrors Specs:
Features:
Custom towing mirror replace the factory mirrors on your vehicle to extend your lines of sight, making it easy to see around your trailer. Spotter mirrors reduce blind spots, and towing mirrors fold up for parking. No-drill installation.
Installation Notes:
Additional features, such as LED turn signals, automatic dimming, and puddle lights will be lost, as these mirror replacements do not include such functions
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