Hi I have 3500 2011 denalli mirrors can be extended out for towing will part no 401273 fit as mirrors extend in &amp; out ?
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Yes they will fit. They're simply covers that adhere over the existing mirror, it has no interference when you go to extend your mirror.
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Hi, you will need adapters to fit cos the thread are clockwise on both size for the mirrors. Please let us know when you order, we will include the correct adapters for you.
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On Amazon website under add on truck tow mirrors, where a CIPA mirror is listed, fill in year, make, model, etc.Should show if CIPA makes exact fit for you truck. Worked well for my 2011 Chevy Silverado 1500 LTZ withfactory stock, non-towing mirrors.
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If you have about an 1/8 of an inch clearance the should fit. I'm not sure of the exact minimum as I am away from the mirrors to measure, they fit my Toyota with no problem. Well worth buying as they are the most secure set of mirrors I have ever had and the field of vison is very good. I use the large set because I want to see as much as possible as quick as possible. Hope this helps with your question.
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There is a difference on some models of Dodge trucks be sure your mirrors have the low profile extension arm. I do not know the model year Dodge made the change. Be sure to check this.
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Hello, I am not sure because I took mine into the mechanic that I go to. I can say that it fit perfect and I am so glad I made the purchase. My old mirror was in tact, only the back part had cracked and I was told I needed to replace the whole mirror. So they may have used the bolts I already had on the old one. I am. It too sure. I am not sure if this has been helpful...but I am happy with it!
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It fit my 2011 perfectly. You'll have ask a dodge dealer if the mirrors have changed in 2012
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I took a chance and bought this mirror for the passenger side of my 2013 dodge 1500 ram. It was only spec'd out for a 2010 so apparently dodge didn't bother changing the mirrors for at least 3 yrs on the 1500's. It usually takes 3 yrs before they start making these substantially less expensive after market parts. So....don't know if the 2,500's take the same mirror but if u can find an aftermarket mirror spec'd out for a 2009 or 10 ram 2500 and it looks the same there is probably a pretty good chance it will work and save u a bundle of money. Good luck
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I have a 2002 doge 3500 and the body style is the same u don't need the extra brackets the old ones will work I ordered them and didn't use them because they wouldn't fit hope this helps
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Are you talking height because the pair I have are a 1/2 inch thinker than the mirror. If you are talking about the length beyond the factory mirror I believe they extend about 5" beyond the factory mirro. I do watch when parking the truck with them on but when the trailer is in winter hibernation the mirror extensions are off in the trailer.
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I don't really know but I think it should. The ones I have are on my Grand Caravan and I don't tow anything with that. I have a trailer that I used to tow with my Suburban but that was before I learned of these mirrors. Hasn't been on the road for many years. At 81 I only use the trailer and the Suburban for storage. When I used to pull the trailer I depended on fender mounted truck type mirrors. If I were to put that combo on the road again I would certainly put these mirrors on the Suburban. I bought this mirror to replace a similar one that was damaged by a deer. I bought the Caravan in 2010 and have had these mirrors on it ever since. I don't really know but I think it should. The ones I have are on my Grand Caravan and I don't tow anything with that. I have a trailer that I used to tow with my Suburban but that was before I learned of these mirrors. Hasn't been on the road for many years. At 81 I only use the trailer and the Suburban for storage. When I used to pull the trailer I depended on fender mounted truck type mirrors. If I were to put that combo on the road again I would certainly put these mirrors on the Suburban. I bought this mirror to replace a similar one that was damaged by a deer. I bought the Caravan in... » Read More I don't really know but I think it should. The ones I have are on my Grand Caravan and I don't tow anything with that. I have a trailer that I used to tow with my Suburban but that was before I learned of these mirrors. Hasn't been on the road for many years. At 81 I only use the trailer and the Suburban for storage. When I used to pull the trailer I depended on fender mounted truck type mirrors. If I were to put that combo on the road again I would certainly put these mirrors on the Suburban. I bought this mirror to replace a similar one that was damaged by a deer. I bought the Caravan in 2010 and have had these mirrors on it ever since. « Show Less
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I'm not sure. The mirror is a little wider than stock. Go on a impala forum and ask. Someone there may have the answer. Good luck.
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I used this chrome cap for my 2012 GMC Denalli 3500 DRW with towing mirrors as in photo and they worked great. When the mirrors are extended the black arms show but when retracted it is all chrome. Hint: Although they come with 2 Way tape for mounting I also used silicone between the tapes for added security. To this date there is no sign of them coming loose.
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If your truck is a 2012 the mirrors fit a 2000 to 2006. Try finding some that fit a 2012
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From measuring mine, you will need about 1/8 to 3/16 gap to be able to slide the mirrors in. 3/16 would be preferred as 1/8 would only allow them to slide in about 3/4 of the way. Hope that helps.
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HI, I'm sorry I don't have the car anymore but I can tell you that this mirror does not fit. I am unable to remember who we actually bought it from online. Auto part place back east. Sorry
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I don't think they will fit. My F350 is the old square design body and have different mirrors. If you can find CIPA mirrors to fit your truck, get them. I've had many tow mirrors and CIPA are by far the best. I even bought a spare set in case they are stolen and no longer manufactured in the future.