Trail Ridge Tow Mirror Power Heat Signal Memory Puddle Black Pair for Expedition

Bought a travel trailer and needed tow mirrors as the stock mirrors aren't quite large enough nor extend out far enough to adequately see along the side of the trailer. These mirrors however, are great!There are no instructions in the box that explains how to take your door panels off, so find some YouTube videos that show step by step how to do that for your truck and make sure you feel comfortable with the process before you make a purchase. I will say for my truck, it's was easy. Just be patient and take your time. Having a 2nd person to help is a plus.As for the mirrors themselves, they fit perfect. I did drill the 4th hole for added stability. The main mirrors are nice and large. The curved mirrors on the bottom 1/3 are great. They really let you see closer to the ground and have a wider field of view to the lanes next you. Excellent for lane changing in heavy traffic.The mirrors are attached to 2 posts that extend out from the door and are nice and tight and no slop. They are tight and solid. They telescope out about 4 inches for extra vision when towing a trailer.After I installed, I got on the interstate and drove 70mph and had just a tiny bit of vibration. Keep in mind these mirrors are large so there is a big surface that hits the wind, so having inly a tiny bit of vibration is actually really good. I doubt any mirror this size on any vehicle has absolutely no vibration at 70+ mph. I assume installing that 4th bolt post helped make these mirrors more sturdy. So I'd recommend drilling the hole with a metal bit a little larger than the post when you install. Its not required, but it was easy and the spot where you need to drill is easily identifyable on the door (if you have a truck similar to mine).The upper 2/3 of the mirrors are powered, the curved, wide angle mirrors at the bottom are not. I believe these are also heated, but I live in TX so I'd probably never use that capability. I think the mirrors are about 12lbs each.All said and done, I gave these mirrors 5 stars because the fitment is perfect for my truck, nice and sturdy, great field of view, and installation was easy thanks to the YT vid I found that guided me through it.Hope this review helps you in making your decision to purchase.

I put these mirrors on my 1999 Ram 1500 4wd. The stock powered mirrors still worked fine but their appearance was weathered over the decades by desert sun. These look great and function perfectly. Install was easy by myself. I rolled down the windows and ran some tape around the top area of the mirror mount and the window frame. It held the mirror in place while I adjusted the mounting plate, wires and loosely attached the nuts. I ran the wires through the door into the cab but haven't connected it to the lights yet. Still haven't decided how I want them to work. It will be easy to do because all of the hardware is included to make the connection including plenty of wire. I really like how these mirrors look on the truck. It's a modern look for an old truck. They don't shake or shimmy when going down the road, which I've read can be an issue with some of the cheaper versions of towing mirrors. These are solidly built units. I have one minor gripe though. The wires to the lights are slightly visible from the edge of the mirror and housing. It's minor but I think I'll try to squirt some black spray paint in there to hide that issue. Shipping was very fast and the mirror's were securely packaged and pristine when they arrived. I'm happy with these guy's!

These mirrors for under $200 at least at the time I bought them are a great buy. Toyota OEM mirrors run between $400 to $850 for a pair depending on where you buy them. These are almost identical in appearance and are well made.First off installation is relatively easy. There are not instructions that come with these, but there are many videos online that will show how to take the door panel off, and remove/install the new ones. One nice surprise I had is that the LED marker lights and turn signal lights work on my truck, even though my old mirrors did not have this feature. I had heated mirrors, but not LED lights. Now I have both. This is because Toyota must have these wires in the connector for all trucks whether or not the mirrors have the lights. My truck is a base model, so I assuming that's why I didn't them to start with. The only other thing I would say is that I had a a hard time folding these manually in. They were very tight. I was worried at first I was going to break something trying to push them in. They actually fold outwards also. I was able to push them out and back in several times this was a bit tight as well, but was doable. after doing this a few times I was able to fold them in. They must just be very tight from factory, they loosened up enough to push in after several time of pushing them out and in first. Don't know if this is normal, but if you experience this, be patient and try pushing them out back and forth before pushing them in tight to the window. otherwise these are very durable well made and over all a great product, especially for the price.I'm happy with the purchase.

This is the second set of Trail Ridge tow mirrors I've purchased. The description says they won't fit my 2016 Lincoln Navigator L but this is only partially true. The mirrors fit fine but don't have a power fold motor so they are not an "exact fit". Everything else including BLIS work fine. The bottom line is that Trail Ridge won't guarantee a mirror that is not an exact fit meaning that all of the OEM factory options must work. Not having power fold isn't a problem with my 2016 Navigator because the OEM mirror can only be operated with the switch on the door. But not having it on later models where power fold is controlled in the settings may generate a fault code and is probably the reason it isn't listed as being compatible.The first set of mirrors I bought was for a 2007 Ford Expedition EL XLT that were power adjustable and had a puddle light. The extension feature makes them perfect for towing and they are easy to manually fold when going through a drive through window or a car wash. Very solid construction and not bad looking too. The only drawback is that I notice a little more wind noise with these compared to the OEM.

Stock tacoma mirrors are terrible for towing amything wide. These improve visibility, but I wish they would make them in a sliding style rather than the flip up ram mirrors. They look fine folded in, but flipped up you look like a mall crawling diesel bro...

perform as expected and were easy to install