Has anyone found a good source for a glass spot mirror for drivers side??? Seems our friends at the factory decided we don't need a spot mirror to drive in heavy traffic or back around stumps and rocks without turning on all the camera's.
Agree !!! ours does not have one either!! followingHas anyone found a good source for a glass spot mirror for drivers side??? Seems our friends at the factory decided we don't need a spot mirror to drive in heavy traffic or back around stumps and rocks without turning on all the camera's.
I found these on a thread on a Facebook group, made in the USHas anyone found a good source for a glass spot mirror for drivers side??? Seems our friends at the factory decided we don't need a spot mirror to drive in heavy traffic or back around stumps and rocks without turning on all the camera's.
Thanks, this is just what I was looking for, appreciate the heads up.I found these on a thread on a Facebook group, made in the US
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Did you put one on the drivers side??? If so please post a pic of location on mirror.I actually discovered this forum from this post when googling a solution after getting my truck. Ordered a set of the Nxtgen Extended View right away and put them on yesterday evening when I got home. They are a really high quality piece. Very clear and a nice size. Joined the group to share and learn new tricks. View attachment 2950
Yes, I have the blindspot lights so I bought the 2 pack that goes on the lower corners. It's a cool design because if you flip them around, they also perfectly fit on the top part too. But that would cover the lights. It's also a great view on the bottom, you see the rear tires well, curb, lines, etc.Did you put one on the drivers side??? If so please post a pic of location on mirror.
Will try to remember, it is absolutely identical though, just reversed. Everything looks and fits the same over there.Thx for the reply. I saw these instructions when I ordered mine, just curious as to how actual install looked on drivers side. If you can post a pic later when you get time.
I have actually found the passenger side pretty useful. You get a great view of the rear tire, lines and curbs. It’s nice for parking. Really wide trailers might block a lot but for a lot of towing it would be rather useful. Same if you have big objects in the bed blocking the rear mirror. You see a lot in that passenger one that you’d also see in the center. In my last truck I had a tri fold hard bed cover you could lock in the up position to have the whole bed. I’m going to get a similar one for the Sierra. When up it fully blocked the rear window so this would have helped to get a similar view as the side and center mirror in one spot.I see those spot mirrors are not very expensive. I think only the drivers side really needs one as the passenger side mirror has the extended field of view mirror on it. But the drivers side has a large blind spot in stock form. A spot mirror would be helpful and much safer.
I have actually found the passenger side pretty useful. You get a great view of the rear tire, lines and curbs. It’s nice for parking. Really wide trailers might block a lot but for a lot of towing it would be rather useful. Same if you have big objects in the bed blocking the rear mirror. You see a lot in that passenger one that you’d also see in the center. In my last truck I had a tri fold hard bed cover you could lock in the up position to have the whole bed. I’m going to get a similar one for the Sierra. When up it fully blocked the rear window so this would have helped to get a similar view as the side and center mirror in one spot.