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- Still_Searchin_ExplorerI've had both McKesh (and have a set I will sell cheap) and CIPA. The McKesh stick out further if you want max re-view visability, but the CIPA's look better and I had no vibration problems with them on my GMC YukonXL, whose mirrors would retract by hitting a button, which was really nice with the CIPA's sticking out in crowded parking lots.
- romoreExplorer IIThat looks like a nice system. I thoroughly cussed the CIPA mirrors I tried on the old tv, they would not stay tight. The next door mount set were little better, they vibrated until I got overzealous and broke the adjustment knob.:M The factory tow mirrors on our 05 Ram are the cat's meow.
- Good_Ol_BoyExplorerIll look into those too, thanks!
- MarslandExplorerAgree with Desert Captain, slide ons, not strap on.
- Desert_CaptainExplorer IIITry the CIPA slide ons. They don't vibrate, easily slide on and lock firmly in place for about $69. I've had mine for 3 years and they work great. :C
- Good_Ol_BoyExplorerDang I like the looks of those, especially how they anchor to the vehicle, none of that clamping over the mirrors and every small draft blows em around! Thanks!
- 4aSongExplorer
Dennis M M wrote:
Hands down the best I ever used were McKesh
Easy on and off and virtually vibration free.If I were still towing with a pick-up I would still be using them.
x2 - Still using them today, have optional Convex mirrors. Best we found after trying numerous other brands which vibrated and were difficult to adjust. - Dennis_M_MExplorerHands down the best I ever used were McKesh
Easy on and off and virtually vibration free.If I were still towing with a pick-up I would still be using them.
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