Extension mirrors for travel trailer on a Toyota Tacoma Has anyone used an extension mirror that actually works on a 2008 Toyota Tacoma for pulling an 8 foot wide travel trailer? Or does anyone know of a replacement mirror that slides out such as the one on a full size Ford or Chevy that will acommodate a Toyota Tacoma?Thanks for your assistance!Mike T. Extension mirrors for travel trailer on a Toyota Tacoma Has anyone used an extension mirror that actually works on a 2008 Toyota Tacoma for pulling an 8 foot wide travel trailer? Or... » Read More Extension mirrors for travel trailer on a Toyota Tacoma Has anyone used an extension mirror that actually works on a 2008 Toyota Tacoma for pulling an 8 foot wide travel trailer? Or does anyone know of a replacement mirror that slides out such as the one on a full size Ford or Chevy that will acommodate a Toyota Tacoma?Thanks for your assistance!Mike T. « Show Less
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Someone posted on the tacomaworld forum website using the fold-out towing mirrors from Dodge as the door mount is much closer to the style for the Tacoma than either the Ford or GM.
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I think you would have to build a custom mount adapter. It WOULD be worth the effort if you could use the large Ford towing mirrors with electric adjustment, heat, and integrated running and turn signal lights. However, those are running $300 to $400 in the aftermarket, so this will not be a cheap undertaking.The other alternative would be to get a remote backup camera and place that at the end of the trailer. Probably much cheaper in the long run.I love Amazon, but this is the type of vehicle-specific question which probably is better answered in one of the internet forums specifically for your vehicle. I would imagine this has already been answered in one of those.Good luck. I think you would have to build a custom mount adapter. It WOULD be worth the effort if you could use the large Ford towing mirrors with electric adjustment, heat, and integrated running and turn signal lights. However, those are running $300 to $400 in the aftermarket, so this will not be a cheap undertaking.The other alternative would be to get a remote backup camera and place that at the end of the trailer. Probably much cheaper in the long run.I love Amazon, but this is the type of vehicle-specific question which probably is better answered in one of the internet... » Read More I think you would have to build a custom mount adapter. It WOULD be worth the effort if you could use the large Ford towing mirrors with electric adjustment, heat, and integrated running and turn signal lights. However, those are running $300 to $400 in the aftermarket, so this will not be a cheap undertaking.The other alternative would be to get a remote backup camera and place that at the end of the trailer. Probably much cheaper in the long run.I love Amazon, but this is the type of vehicle-specific question which probably is better answered in one of the internet forums specifically for your vehicle. I would imagine this has already been answered in one of those.Good luck. « Show Less
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I believe the mirrors are a different shape & you would need a different set of trailer mirrors.Maybe you could check with the dealership.
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Not really. I drove 1,100 miles back home from Lake Havasu City Arizona to Richland Washington with a 22' trailer behind me and the Fit System is truly the ticket if you do not want permanently attached mirrors. I can put in place or remove in under 2 minutes a side!
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I had posted a review at pne point stating thos does mot work on a tacoma as advertised. I jad to cut the plastic off and trim the metal then it worked but now is not as secure. Still leeps someone from doing a wslk by removal
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My 2015 Ford F-150 XLT has completely redesigned mirrors and yours appear very much like the 2912-2013 style. I have researched extensively for Extension Mirrors for the 2015 Ford Trucks. Thus far, the truck is too new for such products. It will take about 1 year for such items to appear. TM Oregon
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I haven't used in a Tacoma, but since the Tacoma is built on same chassis as the 4Runner, it should work. Plus, the barrier is adjustable to different size vehicles.
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My tundra came with the switch needed got the power mirrors. I don't know what you need from Toyota to use the power part. I know my stock mirrors didn't have the mirror light's but they were wired up and work on the fit mirrors.
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Yes, its adjustable, it should fit.. What year is your tacoma? I have a Corolla '99 and it fitted pretty good, rear mirrors are usually the same for all toyotas.
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Press down on both bottom tabs until they both unsnap off of the bottom edge of the mirror frame. The extension mirrors should just lift off the factory mirror frames at this point. Don't get carried away doing this as the extender mirrors are loose at this point and could fall off the truck. I have had mine on and off many times without any issue.
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sorry, notsure I can help with this one. I installed the products on my '05 Tacoma 4-door with oversized tires, but not fender flares...it would seem to present an installation difficulty. You might try them and if they won't fit 'return them. Not sure if Toyota offers an item for your situation, but you can bet, if they do, the price i
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I've got it on a 93 with 4 inch lift on 33's. Its been good so far except it compleatly blocks the rear view mirror with the spare on. Have to get new side views now so I can drive without doors. It was a bitch to install, had to drop gas tank and drill new holes but once all that was done it went on great. Looks good. Holds a 33 in tire, getting 35's soon but shouldn't be an issue. Its solid, looks good and I think worth the price. Arrived with all parts in package. Haven't had to use it for recovery yet so cant tell ya if its going to get snatched off or not.... hope not. So far so good, id reccommend it. Hope this helps I've got it on a 93 with 4 inch lift on 33's. Its been good so far except it compleatly blocks the rear view mirror with the spare on. Have to get new side views now so I can drive without doors. It was a bitch to install, had to drop gas tank and drill new holes but once all that was done it went on great. Looks good. Holds a 33 in tire, getting 35's soon but shouldn't be an issue. Its solid, looks good and I think worth the price. Arrived with all parts in package. Haven't had to use it for recovery yet so cant tell ya if its going to get snatched off or not.... hope not. So far so good,... » Read More I've got it on a 93 with 4 inch lift on 33's. Its been good so far except it compleatly blocks the rear view mirror with the spare on. Have to get new side views now so I can drive without doors. It was a bitch to install, had to drop gas tank and drill new holes but once all that was done it went on great. Looks good. Holds a 33 in tire, getting 35's soon but shouldn't be an issue. Its solid, looks good and I think worth the price. Arrived with all parts in package. Haven't had to use it for recovery yet so cant tell ya if its going to get snatched off or not.... hope not. So far so good, id reccommend it. Hope this helps « Show Less
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First off. Toyota doesnt make a 92 tacoma. Those started in 95. It's just a pick up. Second check sylvania's website for what model you need, but I'm almost positive these dont work for the 92 pick up.
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I bought it 4 my 01 tacoma .it was to wide they dont carry one for my truck. It is very well made just what I wanted but too wide. Not sure if it would fit urs. They returned mine no questions ask and had a refund in no time.
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Your question would better be directed at either:1)The professionals at Draw-Tite. (extension use already cuts vehicle's tow capacity by 50%)Can only assume you indicating flat four towing? Not your vehicle aboard a trailer behind your RV type of towing?2)Your RV owners manual? And/Or the manufacturer of the hitch that is on your RV Lastly probably never ask the "professionals" here on Amazon.
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I would check with the manufacturer. It fit my 2013. PROBLEM! I was promised that installing this pop lock on my tailgate would not affect the camera. WRONG! The camera had to be moved to the other side of the handle and the grid visible in the rear view mirror is no longer accurate. I had the lock installed by a professional company. I needed a lock and was about to leave on a trip so decided to leave the lock installed. The camera works fine and it's easy to back up to my trailer hitch still. This was the only lock I found available for the Tacoma. If there is a right and left version, I never found it. I would check with the manufacturer. It fit my 2013. PROBLEM! I was promised that installing this pop lock on my tailgate would not affect the camera. WRONG! The camera had to be moved to the other side of the handle and the grid visible in the rear view mirror is no longer accurate. I had the lock installed by a professional company. I needed a lock and was about to leave on a trip so decided to leave the lock installed. The camera works fine and it's easy to back up to my trailer hitch still. This was the only lock I found available for the Tacoma. If there is a right and left version, I... » Read More I would check with the manufacturer. It fit my 2013. PROBLEM! I was promised that installing this pop lock on my tailgate would not affect the camera. WRONG! The camera had to be moved to the other side of the handle and the grid visible in the rear view mirror is no longer accurate. I had the lock installed by a professional company. I needed a lock and was about to leave on a trip so decided to leave the lock installed. The camera works fine and it's easy to back up to my trailer hitch still. This was the only lock I found available for the Tacoma. If there is a right and left version, I never found it. « Show Less
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I have a Toyota Tacoma access cab and they worked perfectly on it. I doubt the Tacoma brackets will work on your truck but expect that the correct brackets are available. I figured out which brackets were correct by looking on the web at auto parts companies that had complete listings of applications until I found the bracket parts #s for my Tacoma and then looked on Amazon and found them. You might try that strategy. I could not figure out which were the correct brackets on Amazon. Hope this works for you . These runningboards are wonderful and I highly recommend them. I have had them for a couple of years and the look and function like new. I have a Toyota Tacoma access cab and they worked perfectly on it. I doubt the Tacoma brackets will work on your truck but expect that the correct brackets are available. I figured out which brackets were correct by looking on the web at auto parts companies that had complete listings of applications until I found the bracket parts #s for my Tacoma and then looked on Amazon and found them. You might try that strategy. I could not figure out which were the correct brackets on Amazon. Hope this works for you . These runningboards are wonderful and I highly recommend them. I have had them for... » Read More I have a Toyota Tacoma access cab and they worked perfectly on it. I doubt the Tacoma brackets will work on your truck but expect that the correct brackets are available. I figured out which brackets were correct by looking on the web at auto parts companies that had complete listings of applications until I found the bracket parts #s for my Tacoma and then looked on Amazon and found them. You might try that strategy. I could not figure out which were the correct brackets on Amazon. Hope this works for you . These runningboards are wonderful and I highly recommend them. I have had them for a couple of years and the look and function like new. « Show Less
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Yes just looked it up . It says it will work . PRETTY GOOD MIRRORS . I added on another spot mirror be side the other one. Helps see around trl. A little more & if flipped down don't have to rejust mirrors if you use spot mirrors to look out of.