Fit SystemK Source 80800 Towing Mirror Chevy/Gmc

I bought these, instead of replacing my OEM mirrors. These are wonderful you can install and remove when you tow a trailer and they help tremendously.

Easy to install

They installed easy enough, and are easier to remove. I could see perfectly around my camper. The mirror did vibrate just a little but I could still see just fine. I drove against a 20 mile an hour wind and they held on perfectly. There is a screw that can be tightened once they are aligned to reduce vibration. Overall a great value for the price, I would buy them again.

the truth about snap and zap towing mirrors . fit is OK they seem to mount securely. they almost look like part of existing mirror . Do they shake while driving , YES they do . you can tighten the mirror with a Phillips screw driver which i did before install . but they still shake a bit . even when parked in a stiff wind they shake . i believe it's livable and the mirrors will allow extra viewing around trailer . Should add a little bit of that extra side view to help in changing lanes and even backing up the RV . Don't expect much for 2 mirrors for $48. bucks but for the price i believe there are worth it . I looked at entire mirrors to replace my stock ones but all reviews lead me to believe they all shake some unless you go high dollar OEM but the cost is in the hundreds per mirror . so $48 for 2 clip on's in not bad and i believe they will do the trick . have yet to drive down the road with them and if the performance is less then expected when driving i will up date review . otherwise there are better then the ones with the rubber straps and don't look bad at all on my truck

Bought these for my 2006 Chevy Tahoe and they work great. Towing something...probably should buy them.Beyond easy to install and adjust on the fly.

I have tried 3 sets of temporary towing mirrors, eventually keeping the third set out of frustration. The ones I've been using had a large mirror at the top and a smaller convex mirror at the bottom. The mirror size was great but the two rubber straps looked terrible and they vibrated so bad you could hardly see anything while towing. I was sceptical about the K-source mirrors until I attatched them to my truck. They fit like a glove, look like OME.They're better than any I've tried as of yet, but they do have a little down-side. They vibrate just a tiny bit, but you can still see everything OK. There's no convex (blind spot) mirror. You can see real good out of the drivers side since your close to it. But the passenger side is a little harder to see out of because it's farther away. They're still good mirrors and I would recommend them. They snap right on and off and the fit is tight. These mirrors are going for $56.00 on E-bay and I paid $40.37 on Amazon with free shipping. Received in 3 days.My conclusion is this: The only way your going to get really good towing mirrors is to buy the permanent type that replaces your original mirrors but they're very expensive. So for a temporary fix these are good mirrors and they even look good.William D.P.S.I'm 55 and tow a 24ft. travel trailer.

Amazon says these don't fit an 06 Suburban, but every other web site says they do.I had to remove all of the foam strips but the mirrors snapped on pretty tightly after the foam was removed. (The instructions even state if you have Chrome or painted mirror covers to start removing foam strips until they snap on.)I have the same brand of snap on mirrors for my 2016 Town &Country and they've always worked fine. I hope these will be at least as good as those are!

Great product. I've used and experienced the mirrors for about two years as I believe it's pretty hard to write a review without having used the product for at least a little while. Since I tow infrequently (5x per year with these mirrors) I didn't want the big towing mirrors on my truck that stick out all the time. The fit system is great at adding additional mirrors that I don't have to have on all the time and they look like OEM equipment when installed. They fit snugly and take a little wrestling to get on and off but less than 5 minutes for both mirrors and I'm not concerned at all about them accidentally coming off by wind, rain, hitting branches or anything else. I have had no issues with the mirrors shaking so that I couldn't see images in them. Once set the mirrors stay in position until they get moved by a different driver. I can't think of any negative issues.