CIPA 45000. Montaje de espejo universal para camiones y cámpers. Grande, inoxidable.

Wobbles and vibrates so much that you think it's an earthquake behind you.

These are just what I was looking for! My truck is mostly used for towing, these are great for that, they are very stable, and they look right on my older truck. I set mine as far forward as I could and I'd recommend you do the same.What are the cons?1) You will certainly have to drill some holes to mount these mirrors.2) I did have to bend the support arms a bit to get the right angles.3) Expect a rather large blind spot to your left and right; you'll have to look around the mirrors to see cross traffic or pedestrians.4) They do whistle a bit (not bad at all) at speed but I can't hear it if the windows are up.

The fitting isn't really up to fitting on anything but a flat surface, so you have to do a lot of fitting and adjusting to mount them. Once on the mirrors have an odd mounting system that means they can only be mounted vertically, not horizontally as I wanted. The mirrors themselves will not tighten fully and so they slip and move when driving or if anyone even casually touches them. This means CONSTANT need to adjust them.

Everything is fine even the mounting hardware. But you have to have some mechanical ability to know what you're working with. If you're working with a mirror that had previously larger holes, then of course you will have to be innovative. But they are great quality for the price. And a great price for the quality.

Great set of mirrorsI had to drill new holes on my truck doors, it took me three hours to mount both sides.There's no vibration, easy to switch from normal to the tow positionI'm very happy with them, the price was right and super fast shippingThey look great on my old truck

My husband used this on a deer stand! Worked perfect!! Can say how it would work or a truck, etc., but we are well pleased with our use of this mirror!!!

Works perfectly for my 1987 class C. Easy Install and durable so far. Shipment was ahead of schedule!

Having wasted my time buying another make of mirror, only to find that the mirror head was plastic, I plunked down the money for these CIPA 45000 mirrors. They are all stainless steel, except for the bolts & washers. The brackets could be heavier than they are, but they should suffice. The plastic anchors that set into your truck door holes you'll need to drill, could be a better grade of plastic, as these are a bit soft. The brackets required slight bending at the mounting hole areas to make the brackets meet the truck body contours. Still, even with it's shortcomings, these are not a bad mirror, and unless abused, should hold up over time. The big mirror size is a dream compared to the rinky-dink factory mirrors that Chevy used in 1984. I now have a nice rear-view on both sides, so I'm …