Side Mirrors

Side mirrors are essential for safe lane changes, reversing, and everyday driving. When an OE mirror is cracked, the housing is damaged, or you need a wider view for towing, this collection helps you find the right replacement or upgrade.

What to look for when choosing a side mirror:

  • Vehicle fitment: Confirm year, make, model, and door position (left/right). Mirrors are often side-specific and may vary by trim level or package.
  • Features: Match the original equipment — manual or power adjustment, heated glass, turn signal indicators, puddle lamps, and auto-dimming. A replacement must include all the functions you need.
  • Glass type: Flat glass is standard; convex (spotter) lenses reduce blind spots. Some mirrors combine both for maximum visibility.
  • Housing: Available in textured black, smooth paintable, chrome, or with integrated LEDs. Materials are typically durable ABS or polypropylene with metal internal brackets.
  • Mounting: Most applications use factory mounting points for a direct bolt-on install. Power and heated mirrors often connect via plug-and-play harnesses — always check connector compatibility.
  • Towing applications: Extendable or clip-on towing mirrors offer a wider rearward view without replacing the factory unit.

Whether you're restoring factory function or adding modern features, these mirrors are designed to fit, look, and operate correctly on your vehicle.

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