Longview(LVT-1800) Towing Mirror

I should have purchased these years ago.I've had a highwall pop up trailer for years which doesn't allow you to see over it, being so tall. I just dealt with it and used a backup camera mounted on the rear of the camper.Recently, I got a 35' long travel trailer and decided I really needed to be able to see down the sides of the trailer. These mirrors are a vast improvement. The driver's side mirror is perfect and allows me easy sighting all down the length of the trailer.The passenger's side mirror is just far enough away and a bit too small at that distance to be as useful as the driver's side. It is still very helpful, but just doesn't give me as much visibility.They are easy to put on and take off. I will be figuring out some way to insulate the painted portions of my mirrors where the mirrors make contact. I knew that on the 2,500 mile trip through dusty and bumpy roads that I would probably lose some paint. It wasn't bad but there are some surface abrasions. I think a bit of shelf contact paper on the paint next time will alleviate that.Overall, I'm very pleased with the mirrors and will continue to use them whenever towing.

I do like these mirrors, but I have some concerns.I bought these at twice the price of knockoffs because they are made in the US, and quite close to where I live. The mirrors work at expected, but I would prefer to see a slight convex on the passenger side mirror. It's nearly useless being a flat mirror. My biggest concern is that the hold down clips seem to be made of the same ABS plastic as the body. For the price of the the set, I feel glass reinforced nylon would be better. And better than that would be a machined aluminum hold down.I've towed once with them, for about 200 miles and kept waiting for the clips the break. They held up, but I'm concerned for how long they'll hold.

These are great. Felt pads and rubber pads are in all the right areas so they don't scratch your painted mirrors when installing and and removing them. They hold on very tight and don't move at all when driving like some of the other more universal brands. I will be buying this brand again if I ever get another vehicle that needs them. They look pretty good too.

There are two models of mirrors that fit the 2019 Silverado. Make sure you get the right one. I didn’t and had to return. After getting the correct one I am more than happy with these mirrors. No vibration, easy to install and take off.

The Longview Towing mirrors for my 2015 Chevy Silverado 1500 was a perfect add on when towing. The standard Chevy truck mirrors only allowed a vision of either side of the camper front end. With the Longview mirrors I could see all the way to the rear and have perfect vision when watching for vehicles. They were especially important when backing into camping spots and down my driveway. Simple clip connection as it slips on and tightens in seconds with no vibrations at all. This was a 5 star purchase!

Mirrors fit snugly over your existing mirrors; the only quibble I have, and the reason I didn't give it five stars, is the fastener that hooks the towing mirror to the OEM mirror is made of plastic. I can see this wearing out with time. It should really be made of something a bit more durable. Otherwise, an outstanding product--mirrors are easily adjustable, although the off-side mirror adjustment is a two-person job...

These mirrors fit our 2018 Sierra 1500 perfect and allow me to see what would normally hiding! One of the easiest additions to make things a little safer!

The driver's side mirror was in just the right spot. The passenger side could have stuck out a bit more. It was hard to see the back of the trailer with it. Other than that, they were great. They did no damage to the paint on the truck and vibrations never showed up in the mirror. Definitely worth buying, but I think I'll just get real towing mirrors if the time ever came to replace them.