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Towing Mirrors Specs:
Features:
Enhance your towing experience by expanding your field of vision with these towing mirrors. Custom-fit mirrors slide over your vehicle's factory mirrors to improve sightlines while towing your trailer. Tool-free installation.
Tech Tip:
May fit mirrors with turn signal, however, the turn signal will no longer be visible.
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