Baceyong Car Towing Mirror Caravan Trailer Extension Towing Dual Glass External Mirrors Long Arm Wing Mirrors (Pack of 1)

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Fully Adjustable】 The mounting bracket is adjustable in size and is suitable for most mirrors,and is especially recommended for 4x4s. You need to use the correct equipment to make sure you can see clearly behind and down both sides of the caravan or trailer. I'll be fitting one to the drivers door of my TR6 as they suit the car, keep the left with all my other useless accessories! Whilst Clearview Power Fold Towing Mirrors are motorised, allowing them to fold or unfold at the press of a button, non-Power Fold Towing Mirrors are also available for most models.

To be legal, they must enable you to see 4 metres wide of the towed vehicle to at least 20 metres behind you. If you’ve enjoyed reading this article, why not get the latest news, reviews and features delivered direct to your door or inbox every month. If you’re towing a caravan or a wide trailer, fit side mirrors with extended arms to enable you to see past the caravan or trailer. Clearview Extendable Towing Mirrors are designed for towing trailers, caravans, boats, and horse floats.Practical Accessory】This dual‑view tow mirror gives you more visibility when towing, making driving safer and giving you peace of mind. All of our Towing Mirrors have been tested and approved as compliant with all applicable Australian Design Rules. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. Easy to steal or lose – you’ll need to check that the screws are tight on a regular basis so that they don’t become loose and fall off. Effectively both standards specifying the field of view are very similar and just describe it in different ways.

What is common to the standard is it specifies a field view from a straight line parallel behind the caravan, or in other words you must be able to see down the side of the caravan. While they are more expensive than other products listed here, they are a long-term investment when it comes to durability, and perfect for long-term travel. The mirrors shouldn’t extend more than 20-25cm beyond the overall width of the car and the caravan (depending on when they were designed), which is why you need to remember to take them off once you arrive at your campsite, before you next drive without the caravan in tow.It was the first towing mirror to meet the new pedestrian safety standards and the new International standard UN46. a google serch took me into some of the Uk Land Rover sites where they recommend using longer mirror arms, Apparentley the arms from wolf or sherpa vans are a straight fit.