Why Are There Inside Rear View Mirrors In Class C's

It's just one more thing is this world for you worry about. Shout answer, they come from the factory with em.

I'm sure if the RV manufacturers could save a dollar by buying the cab/chassis without the windshield rear view mirror, there would be no Class C units with them installed.

klutchdust wrote:
I also use it to see what just fell on the floor that I left on the counter top.

Gee, that has never happened to me. ha.

When my toad is behind me I can see the CB antenna bobbing in the wind. I also use it to see what just fell on the floor that I left on the counter top.

I had a mirror with the truck camper and it was nice to be able to look behind to see if the camper was still there. I do not have one in the Class C or the B and I have to say it seems strange as when you hear a noise when driving it would be nice to look behind to see what is what.

Honestly the only time you really need one is when backing up so a good rear view camera is sufficient.

I have my rear window covered, so the mirror is worthless except for seeing inside the house, if not for that limited use, I'd remove it altogether, it's not required in many states anyways as long as you have both side mirrors , I can't see out the rear window in the mirror anyways, even if it weren't covered.
But I have the two side mirrors and the rear camera which work very well.

I have a rear view mirror inside the cab which allows me to check the passenger's positions while driving. I also installed a two rear cameras, one to view the hitch while backing up to hook and the other at roof line height to view cars behind me as well as to view what I'm towing.

As others have said, that's how the chassis comes from Ford, or Chevy. In my case it was useless so I replaced it with rear view camera. The camera is inside the rear window and the existing rear view mirror is replaced with a monitor. Gives a real good rear view to watch the towed car and anything else going on behind me.

Standard from Fort et al

Probably required by feds

Easier to leave than remove

Very helpful with one of those Fresnel lenses in the bedroom window

CW's price for Fresnel is less than Amazon

We use the big one

If your motorhome has a rear window. The rear view mirror works well to see behind motorhome with a Wide Angle Rear Window Lens.