Are there mirrors overly large? I have a 2000 silverado 1500. I want towing mirrors but i dont want them to be to big
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they are large but they are not much bigger than stock they have the built in spot on the bottom that makes them super for towing when not towing just retract them and you probably wont be able to tell much difference except for being able to see behind you so much better
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They are definitely larger than the stock electric mirrors, but that is what I needed. They have a nice bubble mirror at the bottom that lets me see all of my blind spots and I can see the edges of the tires on my 6.5' wide trailer I haul. I also haul a slide in pickup truck camper, and with these pulled out I can see around the jack legs with no problems. My original mirrors looked better, but I can actually use these. I am getting used to the look of them.
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I have a set on mine and like them better than OEM. They look good on the truck and do not stick out. Plus: objects are the distance they appear...
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They are just like the factory GM towing mirrors. They are big, but that is because they are made for towing trailers. I love how they look on my 2001 gmc 2500hd. Very functional and high quality. I would recommend them to anyone.
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You can't notice when they're on the truck. They only look big when you take them out of the package
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I'm pretty sure they will not. I own a body shop and pretty familiar with the trucks and Suburbans of those generations. The shape of the door is different enough to not fit. These mirrors are fantastic for trailer pulling and know why you would like to use them.
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These mirrors are for the Chevy HD 2500 & 3500These are factory towing mirrors that extend out for better sight while towing wide trailers
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My truck is a 2002 Sierra 2500HD. These fit perfect and are true plug and play mirrors. Build quality is great, I have had them a couple years now with no complaints. I'm not sure on the warranty.
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Make a custom bracket. We need more information in order to answer your question better. I have a large wood mirror that is being hung by a washer hook but it sounds like you have a different type of mirror.
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If you order correctly they plug in perfectly, if you order incorrectly, that's on you! You only get what you need if you know what you need. Chevy had two model pickups in 99, make sure you know which one you have. The late model uses different mirrors than the earlier model. My 99 was built 10/98, it took the standard C/K mirrors. The later model is the Silverado, not the same truck. Being a long time Ford guy I had some trouble with this.
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That's how I mounted mine. They come with a metal bracket that has holes in it. The holes are alittle larger in diameter than the threads that you screw the mirrors in with. Good luck!
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I bought them for a gift for my sons truck 1996 Dodge Ram 2500 that had standard mirrors. What am improvement! They look great on the truck as well.
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the mirrors have 5/16 threaded holes in each. then there is like 3 different sets of studs/ hardware to adapt to many models..you should have what you need in the set...
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Sorry to take so long to answer back. I checked with my son who has an 2002 excursion with stock tow mirrors. No this mirror will not attach to your truck.. Your mirror most likely is rounded and tapered on the inside bottom.rwo
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I have a Pickup Truck and the mirror fits snugly"Perfect" on it, and it's got a wider view . I can smile brightly and still see what's behind of me. Thanks for asking.
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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 cannot compare to factory mirrors because I took them off of the truck, but the Fit System mirrors are 16.5 at the widest point (close to bottom edge). I hope this helps.
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I didn't use these, the mirror was to small. I sprung for new towing mirrors.
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Kinda. It is the Assembly (frame) only. There is no mirror with it. The BIG THING to remember is that this is for a Semi. Not for a normal truck. It hangs WAY far out. You may be able to modify it like I did. I got it to work from using parts from my trucks frame and alter the parts it came with. But I do wish I got something that worked off the shelf.
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I used these to pull a 30 ft rv and worked very well to see around. So Yes. The mirror is adjustable like the mirrors on your truck.
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I have a 2011 F-150 4x4 and the top half of my mirrors are chrome. The mirrors fit over them perfectly.