Parallel assistance to avoid blind spots The driver must turn on the turn signal before entering, but it is very dangerous if there is a vehicle behind without seeing the turn sign…

If you have ever had to tow a trailer behind your vehicle, then you may know what it is like to not be able to see along the side or behind the trailer. As you know this can be ext…

Some of the fancier trucks on the road come with towing mirrors that have some elaborate options built into them. One of these options is turn signals. These turn signals/direction…

It would be impossible to discuss trailer towing mirrors without bringing up the topic of telescoping mirrors. Telescoping mirrors, also known as telescopic or extendable mirrors, …

You can tell if a mirror on our site has upgrades by reading its specifications listed under the description tab on the product page. A mirror with the “upgrade” label is likely to…

Without rear and side view mirrors, driving would be significantly more dangerous. Just imagine: Not only would you have to stick your head out of the window to switch lanes, you’d…

Shopping for tow mirrors can be confusing for first-time buyer. Do they fit my Chevy pickup truck? Are they plug-and-play and work like a charm? If you have these questions, you ar…

When it comes to towing mirrors, there is no one definitive answer to which is best. While you do get what you pay for, how much you need to spend really depends on what features y…

Once mounted, the mirrors must be adjusted. You need to adjust the mirrors while the trailer you’re going to be pulling is connected to the towing hitch. If you can do this in a va…