Snap & Zap Custom Fit Towing Mirror Pair for Chevy Silverado 1500, GMC Sierra 1500

There are a few main reasons why I bought them It was hard to find mirrors that wouldn't be generic use on everything type mirrors for my new model year truck. These were the best prices to match my truck. They did the job of hauling my 29' camper a few times each month. I recommend them. There is a little more vibration in the mirrors than I expected, however it is not too My vision is good enough to make out what's behind me, but I can see movement behind me. In addition to this, they are a little easier to move the mirrors than I'd prefer this means that any accidental bump can cause them to move, making them necessary to adjust. I haven't had a lot of trouble adjusting the driver's side, but adjusting the passenger's side is no picnic, especially if you don't have someone sitting in the passenger seat to assist you. I found they installed and came off the stock mirrors well enough and matched the stock mirrors Putting you at ease and making you feel concerned it would scratch the factory painted on my mirrors since I have the RST model, but I guess we'll find out in due course. The mirrors have been on for a week so I can see how they work for me. The mirrors are satisfactory and they somewhat resemble longer stock mirrors that are available from the factory.

Haisley Pollard

| Feb 15, 2021

In order to install, you need to start at the bottom of the mirror (hole for bottom cameras) and then work your way up. You're right, that's exactly what we have to do. The fit is snug and (Trailer not present) Today, we drove around without it. It appeared that there was a slight vibration around the outer extend mirror, but I don't think you can avoid it. The mirror add-ons we have on our old truck have a slight vibration, too. We have a perfect match with this color on A non-slip surface is found on the inside It has touch points that scratch the foam, resulting in a good fit once you put it on. My husband (my wife) installed these because he is a retired ironworker and he uses his hands so much to the point where I worry he might snap or break something! It is recommended to use a lighter firm touch on the tabs so that they do not snap. we are on our way. There is NO DOUBT that they will stay in place until you remove them. As soon as the tabs are in place, snug fit does not move or vibrate. There is no vibration in the body of the unit, but only the mirror on the outside. After a position is determined, extended mirror moves up and down, sideways and firmly. THANK YOU SO MUCH.

Johanna Coffey

| Jul 10, 2021

A very strong snap holds the mirrors in place. I think they can be stolen very easily as well, but that is the only problem I have. If I stop in a public place, I'll just have to remember to take them off.

Elizabeth Nicholson

| Sep 30, 2020

I like how it looks. Exactly what I was looking for. It is awesome that the storage bag keeps stuff so neat. I'm going to put them on, but they're not easy to put on. I love these mirrors because they look great and fit well. The mirror can easily be adjusted. It is nice to have a storage bag included since these are only used when towing, and stored the rest of the time. They are easy to put on, but impossible to take off. The mirrors on my new truck seem fragile and I fear they might break or damage them. The instructions tell you to remove the bottom first, but this is not useful since this mirror has been designed to fit around the light/camera pod positioned at the bottom of it, and the bottom will not go over it. It is necessary to remove both clips from the top first, and they are small and can be hard to remove. *BIG UPDATE We had a broken clip on a mirror on our second trip. Three out of five stars were lowered.

Meilani Dickerson

| Dec 05, 2020

In order to easily tow my 2019 Silverado 1500, I needed some towing mirrors. It's been a long time since I have seen a mirror like this aftermarket, so I was very happy to find them. As to their functionality and ease of use, they are not likely to scratch or damage the mirror mounted on the truck that they are attached to. During driving, there is a little vibration in the mirrors, but nothing that makes the image in the mirrors impossible to read.

Arabella Bradley

| Nov 30, 2020

Previously, I bought a pair for my Ford F150 and recently bought this set for my Jeep Grand Cherokee. Unlike factory mirrors, these two fit perfectly and look like they belong in a factory. In my experience, I tow large cargo trailers maybe six times per year -- not often enough to justify expensive integrated mirrors or diesel tow trucks -- and these seem to be the most reliable and attractive option for guys like me who still want to look factory on those occasions when we tow.

Taylor HEWITT

| Oct 27, 2020

I like the way they fit and how they look. With my 8' wide travel trailer, I can easily see cars behind me with these when installed on the passenger side. They are slightly tight for my 8' travel trailer, but I can easily remove them when necessary. Because they vibrate more than the mirrors I previously had on my previous model GMCs, I have to look a second longer to see cars in the rearview mirror. By epoxying two extra supports made from the shell of a ball point pen inside the case I was able to reduce vibration significantly. Below are photos of the new supports that I added and have since painted black to blend into their surroundings. I now have no vibrations behind me, which allows me to focus on the vehicles behind me more readily. The mirror can be removed fairly easily if you want to perform the same tweak. Remove the screw from the "ball joint," which will give you access to the support I stiffened up with two more As well as epoxying up to the ball it also had some wiggle to it since it was pressed on.

Princeton Flynn

| May 28, 2021

Snap-ons are available in a variety One caveat They look great and function well, but they are not as durable as they could be. The mirrors themselves are not the problem but rather my camper. I have an automatic awning that has a separate strip, and the passenger side mirror doesn't quite reach the brackets. However, the driver's side mirror has no problem at all.

Jaycee Decker

| Jun 21, 2021