CIPA 11950 Clip-On Towing Mirror,Black & Silver, 15.75 Inch

I have had at least three different clip on mirror extensions that I use on an 18' travel trailer towed behind a Ford F150 and where others have vibrated to the point I felt uneasy about depending on them for changing lanes, etc, these mirrors are about as inexpensive, easy to install and steady vision with as wide angle view as I have found. Permanently installed extending mirror arms or maybe rear view cameras might be better, but that's too big an investment for my infrequent camping and these fill the need very nicely.

I bought TWO sets of these mirrors. One set for my Jeep Grand Cherokee and a second set a few weeks later for my stepsons Jeep Gladiator for when towing our different trailers.I've used these a bunch of times over the past few months while pulling out 20+ foot long 7'ft wide x 16'ft long enclose motorcycle cargo trailer. Twice from Ohio to South Carolina (700 miles each way) They 100% help see around the back of the trailer easily and beside us.My stepson pulls a 8.5'ft wide x30'ft long RV trailer on his Jeep GladiatorBefore these mirrors, I could not see a thing behind the trailer to know if we had vehicles behind us.. Now as you can see in the picture, while I was driving, you can see the view from my vehicle mirrors and the towing mirror, and you can clearly see a car behind me just at an easy glance.They easily adjust to strap onto to your mirrors, and stay put.. They do vibrate a bit at highway speeds and make the reflection a little shaky, but you can still see if there are vehicles back there.I would have gave a 5 star if they didn't vibrate, but I definitely would say they are worth it.For the price you can't beat them, and so far so good, they hold up and no problems

For the cost of a Mcdonalds meal, I gotta say, I am pretty satisfied with this utilitarian extension mirror.I used this mirror extension to tow a travel trailer with my 2011 X5 so that I could get a better view of traffic behind the trailer as well as when parking the trailer at our final destinations.Yes it does vibrate like others said because it is not a custom fit for your vehicle. Yes it feels like it will slip off at the next heavy bump. Yes it does take some fanagling from your passenger every time you take off and reattach the mirrors to get it just right.But for the price, these cannot be beat for its use. You can get it to vibrate less with some heavy duty weather stripping foam tape or duct tape to cushion the road noise. On our 800 mile road trip, they functioned like they should, never fell off even on rough roads and when adjusted correctly, offered great view of the vehicles behind.Highly recommend!

Not a terrible design, and actually supper easy to install. The mirrors swivel and can be used vertically or horizontally. The rubber straps can be adjusted to fit over my big 2019 GMC mirrors and they hold on well.At low speeds or moving in reverse the mirror works great and provides a good view to the side and rear.My issues with the mirror is that at high speeds it wobbles and becomes difficult to see. The vibration from the wind causes a high frequency distortion that blurs the reflection. I tried tightening the straps more, tightening the screw in the back, leaning it against the truck mirror and nothing seemed to work. In addition, long term use and exposure to the sun will cause the rubber straps to dry and crack. Best of luck

We ordered this for Fred ( our ford ranger 2020). Fred had a hard time getting these to fit secure and we finally got them on and felt they would do great. While pulling Ethel (our trailer) we took off for an adventure. Yay, weather forecast is perfect and off we went. We got about 15 miles down the road and pop! Off went the mirror on the passenger side. Thankfully we did not hurt anyone or hit another car with it. We had to stop and get gas to adjust the drivers side. So… next time we stop at a gas station we will throw the last mirror away and will not purchase these again. Not worth the money. But thankfully we still have Fred and Ethel safe and will enjoy the rest of the trip.

The product is better then the picture it is well made for the price. I think with a little modification they can fit any mirror

It seems to me that the straps would work more effectively if turned around when affixed to the device at the factory. Because of this, it is very difficult to get one strap to stay while attaching the other strap. Also, I believe if the straps were turned and just an inch longer, it would be much easier to install and to adjust the arms and straps. Consequently, the buckle on the strap I had on the mirror, loosened and shot off of the strap across the yard and is lost in the grass, making that mirror useless for me. Extra buckles, or buckles attached to the strap, design the strap to be turned around and add an inch of length, this would make the mirror adaptable for a large truck, GMC Sierra. The mirror appears to be a really good idea, but the execution is flawed in my perspective. I will be returning, but if I had more buckles, I'd give it another try.

For what they are they worked fine towing a 20ft travel trailer. Real easy on and off. Once I had them on I couldn’t adjust my truck mirrors but that was okay because they were in the correct position for me. Not a direct line of sight down the trailer but enough for changing lanes and such. These are extensions, expect a little vibration, wasn’t a deal breaker at all. For my mirror style they stayed on securely with no further adjustments. No strong winds on this trip. Able to hit 65mph in a few spots, no problems.