Side view mirros

Bobbo wrote:
These are the ones I like. Of course, get the ones for YOUR vehicle, not the ones I have linked to.

CIPA mirrors

I used these for 5 years with my '13 F150, and they worked well. The F250 has tow mirrors, so I no longer use them. I see you are in SW Ohio, I am in North Central Ohio (Mansfield area). If you will be in this area sometime, I'd give them to you to get rid of them.

Npdchief07 wrote:
I have a 2013 F150 with the factory mirrors. I am looking for recommendations for extensions or other ideas to make it easier to see for lane changes etc

Nothing beats factory tow mirrors if you're willing to pay for them. For my current Silverado I wasn't so I use a set of slip on CIPA mirrors - not anywhere near as good as the factory tow mirrors since the image is split between 2 mirrors on each side but "good enough" considering the cost difference.

Two places to look at that I can think of right off is RealTruck.com and TruckChamp.com. They have OEM replacements as well as add-on mirrors. I want to say they also have adaptable mirror kits to convert standard mirrors to extension type cargo mirrors like is on my F250. Your door panels should already have factory holes drilled for mounting cargo mirrors. Unless you plan on replacing your TV soon, the initial cost shouldn't intimidate you.

Oops and sorry if I'm wrong. Wouldn't hurt to look though.:B

I would think the factory tow mirrors could be added easily. Might not be cheap, but the salvage yard could be your friend there. Ebay?
I love mine. Won't ever get a truck without them again, for sure.

I used to have some McKeshMirrors.
What a pain!
Now I just use CIPA mirrors and am a much happier camper.
Simple to put on, and I can leave them on for short periods wile camping, and they let me see everything I need to

The best solution is to replace the factory mirrors with factory towing mirrors, but that's kind of pricey. I considered doing that on my TV but it cost more than I wanted to spend. I opted to go with the Cipa mirrors instead and have been very pleased.

I'm using the CIPA mirrors on my '12.

I had CPIA custom fit mirros on my 2003 F-150. Then I had K-Source for my Suburban and now have Milenco Grand Aero. The current ones are stable, easy to install/remove, and extend farther than the others. I would love OEM-style extendable towing mirrors, but I also like the power folding and memory options I currently have.

I have a furrion observation camera that mounts on the back of the trailer, works great. you can see everything behind you once a vehicle starts to pass you can see it in the truck mirrors.