I appreciate this video. One of the few videos out there that actually showed the view of the mirrors NOT just the aesthetics of them. Convinced me, just purchased them.
@@Kevingreen214 Appreciate your comment Kevin, my goal was to ensure that if anyone potential buyer was interested, that they got a good in-depth review from a buyer’s experience. Thanks
I checked them out prior but my budget was set on these and they were perfect for what I needed. In fact, Boosted once reached out to me because of this video to make modifications to his mirror but I no longer have this truck. I'll check them out for my next truck build 💯
They look good on your truck . I plan to upgrade on my 2020 lifted Tundra too . I think they will help the drivers to have better vision . Thanks for the video, buddy.
Good deal and thank you! I 100% agree, towing mirrors are essential vehicle safety equipment. I absolutely love them and highly recommend them for all truck owners even if they do not have a trailer. BTW: You have a beautiful Tundra!
Sorry to hear about your mirrors. By chance, I would recommend you reach out to BoostAuto to purchase replacement mirrors (currently around $40). This will address the visibility issue. boostautoparts.com/collections/toyota-tundra-gm-style-2-tow-mirrors-parts
Great video! I just ordered a set of tow mirrors like these too and can't wait to get them. I currently have the OEM Toyota style ones but the bottom mirror on it is too skinny and useless so you pretty much just see the ground.
@@TylerSwanton-j6p Unfortunately I no longer have her but here’s a video of me sending her off in the best way possible 🤟🏾💯 ruclips.net/video/LoSJ_Nmh7g8/видео.htmlsi=CfOA6jo_FTyzpxtc
Is the blind spot monitoring part of the mirrors? Or did your truck have to already have blind spot monitoring for the mirrors to indicate? Not sure if they have some kind of sensor or camera built in
Thanks bro, if you decide to get a truck one day, we can do a video on installing your mirrors. ruclips.net/user/redirect?stzid=Ugx1mu1xPT-sRm2dZSJ4AaABAg.9GNiCmD489O9GOFwbeXy6H&q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fitm%2F292899424582%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR2DOrJevnXi-fTeE5DpFfh-PMKZRtmGqXUiUdwRQdM5bVBmVWg-z53kmF4&event=comments&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbENiTlU0Tl85eC1TbzJjVmpxckliNzNFTkhrZ3xBQ3Jtc0trT1llY1dHLXlEaTVRYi0zZHN1bURvNUNNaUVNaWY4Wk9EVGFYSjBGSVFHTk8xNHZpTTY3em9EU1pWaWpaYkotVnRFeDlVLTRENFVoWWFKUU1SY0VoWnVZZFFYLXNGZDlzcHZYYWJKY2FCMkJSYTllNA%3D%3D
So I have a base sr5 because I plan on building it up myself. I don’t have bsm so I know it will not work if I purchase these mirrors. However will the heated feature will work along with the turn signals?
Yes you will maintain your stock features and gain turning signals. My stock mirrors on my Limited has BSM and heated features but did not have turn signals. That was a feature that I gain which I believe the wiring is prebuilt in by Toyota already.
👍👍👍 Please hit the subscribe button if this video was helpful to provide some insight of why you SHOULD purchase tow mirrors for daily driving and if your towing a trailer. ⛔⛔⛔ For anyone that is experiencing a issue with the Bling Spot Monitoring (BSM): My understanding is that the BSM uses the Purple and Pink wires which are located on the far right (pins 9 & 18). It may be possible to get a pin extractor tool to pull the pins out from the OEM harness connector and then reconnect the pins to see if that may help. Researching some Tundra forums: Tchase had a similar issue with BSM and swapped his pins to resolve his issue. Look at his post #228 here: www.tundras.com/threads/upgrading-to-power-fold-mirrors.12452/page-8#post-1444316 You can see that for his passenger side mirror he swapped pins 9 & 18. BSM OEM Wiring: PIN 9 - Purple | PIN 18 - Pink (color might be beige, I'm a bit color blind) BSM MODIFIED Wiring: PIN 9 - Pink (beige) | PIN 18 - Purple For my truck, 2017 Tundra CrewMax, both my passenger and driver side mirrors BSM are pinned out as: PIN 9 - Purple PIN 18 - Pink (beige) I do not have any pictures on me but here's what I found from the web which is Identical to my setup: Driver Side: www.tundratalk.net/threads/blind-spot-system-wiring-is-installed-on-sr5-grade.557793/#lg=thread-557793&slide=0 Passenger Side: tnstatic.net/attachments/img_4933-jpg.127078/ Original Link: www.tundras.com/threads/power-folding-mirrors.22077/ Amazon sells various tools to extract connector pins. www.amazon.com/Vignee-Terminals-Extractor-Electrical-Connectors/dp/B08295ZWL2/ref=sr_1_8?crid=3K35K5GOEKX29&dchild=1&keywords=pin+extractor+tool+set&qid=1614638191&sprefix=pin+ext%2Caps%2C147&sr=8-8 Thanks
Thanks for the great video! I just got the same mirrors and was wondering if you succeeded to connect the backup light on the mirrors to your cargo light switch? I haven't been able to unfortunately. I have a 2014 1794 and couldn't figure out where the white and gray wires goes...
Hello Martin, I am waiting until the weather warms, more than likely spring time to get out and pull the door apart to run my tow mirror clearance LED lights. I plan to run it to the truck's bed wiring which that power light is a very small dark brown wire. It's hard to see this wire so you may have to get a flash light. Basically, on the driver side, remove the front panel to the truck bed light switch. Follow the thick white, blue, gray, green, pink wires (these are some thick & small wires, there are 8 wires total) to the junction box. Inside those wires also include the small dark brown wire for the truck's bed light. You can tap into that brown wire and use the truck's bed light switch to activate/deactivate your tow mirror clearance lights. Hope this helps you. Thanks
is it possible to use it as a day time running light too? I have seen GM's trucks have it on all the time, including night time too. it would be great if it could go like that on Tundra too
Great question. BoostedAutoParts sell "LED Switchback GM Tow Mirror Marker Lights" which would allow you to swap in this feature (I'm not sponsored). boostautoparts.com/products/switchback I am actually considering this mod next year.
how is the magnification on the passenger top mirror? I had the OEM Tow mirrors and the magnification was so over the top i had to get rid of them- ive heard these arent as bad? any input? thanks man
It's honestly perfect in my perspective. Similar to the magnification of the stock mirrors but just a tab more magnified but not "too much". Easy to see cars near and cars coming. The lower portion (bottom mirror) is what I commonly use to see cars that are 3-4 car lengths away and many times I bring them in to see how close my truck is near objects such as curbs or walls. I have no complaints about them. It's like I don't even need my glasses on lol.
Sure but just to give you a full noticed, the tow mirrors I bought off eBay support Tundra's 2007-2017 models. www.ebay.com/itm/For-2007-2017-Tundra-Power-Heated-Tow-Mirrors-Smoke-LED-Signal-Blind-Spot/292899424582?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649 For 2007-2021 you will need to purchase through BoostedAuto. boostautoparts.com/products/tundra-mirrors?variant=31996463743111
@@DirtE30 No sir sir, these mirrors are steady and very clear at highway speeds. I do not have any videos of me driving on the highway but I do have a brief video of me driving on a road which show that the mirror is steady and do not shake. If you forward the following video to 6:09 you can see the mirror: ruclips.net/video/-QwnJVNlDvs/видео.html
Thank you sir for the compliment. The install process would be the same but the eBay tow mirrors that I have which are currently found on eBay, the wiring is not compatible with Tundra's past year 2017. I would highly suggest that you purchase tow mirrors from BoostAuto because their wiring is customized based on the truck model and year. It may be a little more in price but it will be highly worth it. This link will send you to their site for the 2021 Tundra tow mirrors. boostautoparts.com/products/tundra-mirrors?variant=31996463743111 Thanks
I bought a set through your Amazon link above and installed. My blindspot system isn't working, gives error, and says see dealer. Are these not the same as you installed? They sent a second pair I'm going to install today, but I'm not feeling real confident in them.
Unfortunately there are some users that have had issues with their tow mirrors. Even bother I purchased mine I was advised of the BSM issue. This is a common issue which the BSM wiring is not wired correctly and needs to be swapped. I will copy the full description of what I found based on my researched. The correct BSM pins for the mirror is: PIN 9 - Pink (beige) PIN 18 - Purple. That will resolve the issue with BSM.
AWordFrom Mr.Jones More information on how to resolve the BSM issue. My understanding is that the BSM uses the Purple and Pink wires which are located on the far right (pins 9 & 18). It may be possible to get a pin extractor tool to pull the pins out from the OEM harness connector and then reconnect the pins to see if that may help. Researching some Tundra forums: Tchase had a similar issue with BSM and swapped his pins to resolve his issue. Look at his post #228 here: www.tundras.com/threads/upgrading-to-power-fold-mirrors.12452/page-8#post-1444316 You can see that for his passenger side mirror he swapped pins 9 & 18. BSM OEM Wiring: PIN 9 - Purple | PIN 18 - Pink (color might be beige, I'm a bit color blind) BSM MODIFIED Wiring: PIN 9 - Pink (beige) PIN 18 - Purple For my truck, 2017 Tundra CrewMax, both my passenger and driver side mirrors BSM are pinned out as: PIN 9 - Purple PIN 18 - Pink (beige) I do not have any pictures on me but here's what I found from the web which is Identical to my setup: Driver Side: www.tundratalk.net/threads/blind-spot-system-wiring-is-installed-on-sr5-grade.557793/#lg=thread-557793&slide=0 Passenger Side: tnstatic.net/attachments/img_4933-jpg.127078/ Original Link: www.tundras.com/threads/power-folding-mirrors.22077/ Amazon sells various tools to extract connector pins. www.amazon.com/Vignee-Terminals-Extractor-Electrical-Connectors/dp/B08295ZWL2/ref=sr_1_8?crid=3K35K5GOEKX29&dchild=1&keywords=pin+extractor+tool+set&qid=1614638191&sprefix=pin+ext%2Caps%2C147&sr=8-8
how is the magnification of the passenger mirror? i know on the OEM Tundra tow mirror the top mirror is awful to use when not towing. I actually took the OEM off of my truck for that reason. Curious how it is on this set- thanks man !
I personally have not seen the Toyota brand tow mirrors but have heard many complaints about it and the lack of features. The magnification of the driver and passenger side are near identical (as I am sitting future away from the passenger side). The magnification removes the common "side blind spots", I can see objects before it is near my truck and objects near my truck. This is with and without using a trailer. Commonly, my tow mirrors are not extended unless I am navigating my trailer in a very tight spot. Hopefully this information was helpful.
Hey brotha, I considered doing the power folding mirrors but since my truck did not come with that option then I would be required to wire in that feature. Which with 3 young kids, wheww I wouldn't be able to get the job down in a timely manner. Eventually I may consider taking on this project but I got some other things on the list for the next mods to come. However for now I'm just loving the reliability of a Tundra. Best truck you can run and not have any worries. Thanks
I believe it's a 305 tire but the specs are 33x12.50 R20 LT which fits without a lift. I have a video of it here: ruclips.net/video/SnphPfGwjaE/видео.html
For those that want to know how to wire the mirrors to your DRL's or to control with cargo light switch, here you go. ruclips.net/video/5lZI8aPkbhQ/видео.html
Raul, that's a excellent question. The reason why I purchased eBay tow mirrors because they cost less, has more features and are more upgradable (if I decide to upgrade the mirror features down the road). Also, the OEM Toyota brand tow mirrors do not come in the "GM style" design, they do not have blind spot feature, no chrome finish and you cannot upgrade. This was a budget upgrade to my truck and I was trying to get the best bang for my dollar. Thanks
I appreciate this video. One of the few videos out there that actually showed the view of the mirrors NOT just the aesthetics of them. Convinced me, just purchased them.
@@Kevingreen214 Appreciate your comment Kevin, my goal was to ensure that if anyone potential buyer was interested, that they got a good in-depth review from a buyer’s experience.
Thanks
You should’ve gone with Boost Auto. They know what they are doing with mirrors
I checked them out prior but my budget was set on these and they were perfect for what I needed. In fact, Boosted once reached out to me because of this video to make modifications to his mirror but I no longer have this truck. I'll check them out for my next truck build 💯
They look good on your truck .
I plan to upgrade on my 2020 lifted Tundra too . I think they will help the drivers to have better vision .
Thanks for the video, buddy.
Good deal and thank you!
I 100% agree, towing mirrors are essential vehicle safety equipment. I absolutely love them and highly recommend them for all truck owners even if they do not have a trailer.
BTW: You have a beautiful Tundra!
I got some aftermarket tow mirrors and the mirrors are so blurry and distorted and you can’t even see the cars in the lanes. Yours looks like good
Sorry to hear about your mirrors. By chance, I would recommend you reach out to BoostAuto to purchase replacement mirrors (currently around $40). This will address the visibility issue.
boostautoparts.com/collections/toyota-tundra-gm-style-2-tow-mirrors-parts
looking at tow mirrors and your review was very helpful. thank you for taking the time to show all the details and post it up. safe travels sir
John no problem sir. I am glad this video was helpful to you and best wishes on choosing your tow mirrors.
Great video! I just ordered a set of tow mirrors like these too and can't wait to get them. I currently have the OEM Toyota style ones but the bottom mirror on it is too skinny and useless so you pretty much just see the ground.
Good choice!
Id love to see some pictures of the teucknwith the new mirrors!!
@@TylerSwanton-j6p Unfortunately I no longer have her but here’s a video of me sending her off in the best way possible 🤟🏾💯
ruclips.net/video/LoSJ_Nmh7g8/видео.htmlsi=CfOA6jo_FTyzpxtc
Is the blind spot monitoring part of the mirrors? Or did your truck have to already have blind spot monitoring for the mirrors to indicate? Not sure if they have some kind of sensor or camera built in
Perfect , just what I was looking for. Looks good bro!
Thank you, appreciate it man!
Does your mirrors vibrate when driving?
I really like those mirrors do you have a link For the mirrors
Thanks bro, if you decide to get a truck one day, we can do a video on installing your mirrors.
ruclips.net/user/redirect?stzid=Ugx1mu1xPT-sRm2dZSJ4AaABAg.9GNiCmD489O9GOFwbeXy6H&q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fitm%2F292899424582%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR2DOrJevnXi-fTeE5DpFfh-PMKZRtmGqXUiUdwRQdM5bVBmVWg-z53kmF4&event=comments&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbENiTlU0Tl85eC1TbzJjVmpxckliNzNFTkhrZ3xBQ3Jtc0trT1llY1dHLXlEaTVRYi0zZHN1bURvNUNNaUVNaWY4Wk9EVGFYSjBGSVFHTk8xNHZpTTY3em9EU1pWaWpaYkotVnRFeDlVLTRENFVoWWFKUU1SY0VoWnVZZFFYLXNGZDlzcHZYYWJKY2FCMkJSYTllNA%3D%3D
Bro I really like how you explain More detail About the mirrors
Thanks bro, I try to give people an honest review.
So I have a base sr5 because I plan on building it up myself. I don’t have bsm so I know it will not work if I purchase these mirrors. However will the heated feature will work along with the turn signals?
Yes you will maintain your stock features and gain turning signals.
My stock mirrors on my Limited has BSM and heated features but did not have turn signals. That was a feature that I gain which I believe the wiring is prebuilt in by Toyota already.
When will you make that video for the extra wiring?
I would like to get to it by fall, all depends on finding time.
👍👍👍
Please hit the subscribe button if this video was helpful to provide some insight of why you SHOULD purchase tow mirrors for daily driving and if your towing a trailer.
⛔⛔⛔
For anyone that is experiencing a issue with the Bling Spot Monitoring (BSM):
My understanding is that the BSM uses the Purple and Pink wires which are located on the far right (pins 9 & 18). It may be possible to get a pin extractor tool to pull the pins out from the OEM harness connector and then reconnect the pins to see if that may help.
Researching some Tundra forums:
Tchase had a similar issue with BSM and swapped his pins to resolve his issue. Look at his post #228 here:
www.tundras.com/threads/upgrading-to-power-fold-mirrors.12452/page-8#post-1444316
You can see that for his passenger side mirror he swapped pins 9 & 18.
BSM OEM Wiring:
PIN 9 - Purple |
PIN 18 - Pink (color might be beige, I'm a bit color blind)
BSM MODIFIED Wiring:
PIN 9 - Pink (beige) |
PIN 18 - Purple
For my truck, 2017 Tundra CrewMax, both my passenger and driver side mirrors BSM are pinned out as:
PIN 9 - Purple
PIN 18 - Pink (beige)
I do not have any pictures on me but here's what I found from the web which is Identical to my setup:
Driver Side:
www.tundratalk.net/threads/blind-spot-system-wiring-is-installed-on-sr5-grade.557793/#lg=thread-557793&slide=0
Passenger Side:
tnstatic.net/attachments/img_4933-jpg.127078/
Original Link: www.tundras.com/threads/power-folding-mirrors.22077/
Amazon sells various tools to extract connector pins.
www.amazon.com/Vignee-Terminals-Extractor-Electrical-Connectors/dp/B08295ZWL2/ref=sr_1_8?crid=3K35K5GOEKX29&dchild=1&keywords=pin+extractor+tool+set&qid=1614638191&sprefix=pin+ext%2Caps%2C147&sr=8-8
Thanks
Hello! Did you make a video on cutting into the cargo switch 😊
Hello, is it a sr5, limited, platinum model? Does it come original with the blind spot?
Tundra Limited with blind spot sensor.
Do you have a link we're I can just order the extra wiring harness for the cargo lamp light and for reverse
They make these for my Dodge I'm going to get some
Thanks for the great video! I just got the same mirrors and was wondering if you succeeded to connect the backup light on the mirrors to your cargo light switch? I haven't been able to unfortunately. I have a 2014 1794 and couldn't figure out where the white and gray wires goes...
Hello Martin, I am waiting until the weather warms, more than likely spring time to get out and pull the door apart to run my tow mirror clearance LED lights. I plan to run it to the truck's bed wiring which that power light is a very small dark brown wire. It's hard to see this wire so you may have to get a flash light.
Basically, on the driver side, remove the front panel to the truck bed light switch. Follow the thick white, blue, gray, green, pink wires (these are some thick & small wires, there are 8 wires total) to the junction box. Inside those wires also include the small dark brown wire for the truck's bed light. You can tap into that brown wire and use the truck's bed light switch to activate/deactivate your tow mirror clearance lights.
Hope this helps you.
Thanks
is it possible to use it as a day time running light too? I have seen GM's trucks have it on all the time, including night time too. it would be great if it could go like that on Tundra too
Great question. BoostedAutoParts sell "LED Switchback GM Tow Mirror Marker Lights" which would allow you to swap in this feature (I'm not sponsored).
boostautoparts.com/products/switchback
I am actually considering this mod next year.
@@AWordFromMrJones thanks for your quick reply. Do you know if they fit for tundra?
@@lawrencef3560 Yes sir, the GM style marker lights are universal.
@@AWordFromMrJones that's great. Thank you
Here's how to wire them up the way you want.
ruclips.net/video/5lZI8aPkbhQ/видео.html
Hey man, I have a 2016 limited. I was curious whether you could share a link as to where you found these on eBay.
Sure, I've purchased them from this seller.
www.ebay.com/itm/292899424582?fbclid=IwAR2DOrJevnXi-fTeE5DpFfh-PMKZRtmGqXUiUdwRQdM5bVBmVWg-z53kmF4
how is the magnification on the passenger top mirror? I had the OEM Tow mirrors and the magnification was so over the top i had to get rid of them- ive heard these arent as bad? any input?
thanks man
It's honestly perfect in my perspective. Similar to the magnification of the stock mirrors but just a tab more magnified but not "too much". Easy to see cars near and cars coming.
The lower portion (bottom mirror) is what I commonly use to see cars that are 3-4 car lengths away and many times I bring them in to see how close my truck is near objects such as curbs or walls.
I have no complaints about them. It's like I don't even need my glasses on lol.
Can you put the link to where you bought it?
Sure but just to give you a full noticed, the tow mirrors I bought off eBay support Tundra's 2007-2017 models.
www.ebay.com/itm/For-2007-2017-Tundra-Power-Heated-Tow-Mirrors-Smoke-LED-Signal-Blind-Spot/292899424582?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649
For 2007-2021 you will need to purchase through BoostedAuto.
boostautoparts.com/products/tundra-mirrors?variant=31996463743111
Do the mirror glass components flutter at Highway speeds? The last set of non OEM tow mirrors I tried fluttered so bad I couldn’t make out anything.
@@DirtE30 No sir sir, these mirrors are steady and very clear at highway speeds. I do not have any videos of me driving on the highway but I do have a brief video of me driving on a road which show that the mirror is steady and do not shake.
If you forward the following video to 6:09 you can see the mirror: ruclips.net/video/-QwnJVNlDvs/видео.html
Great content!!!!
Would these fit 2021 tundra?
Thanks
Thank you sir for the compliment.
The install process would be the same but the eBay tow mirrors that I have which are currently found on eBay, the wiring is not compatible with Tundra's past year 2017.
I would highly suggest that you purchase tow mirrors from BoostAuto because their wiring is customized based on the truck model and year. It may be a little more in price but it will be highly worth it.
This link will send you to their site for the 2021 Tundra tow mirrors.
boostautoparts.com/products/tundra-mirrors?variant=31996463743111
Thanks
@@AWordFromMrJones
Thanks...I will check them out
@@AWordFromMrJones Thanks for the Link. I did the Drivers side grab handle first week I had my 2019 Limited.
I bought a set through your Amazon link above and installed. My blindspot system isn't working, gives error, and says see dealer. Are these not the same as you installed? They sent a second pair I'm going to install today, but I'm not feeling real confident in them.
Just installed the 2nd set and they also have no blind spot monitor, just like the first.
Unfortunately there are some users that have had issues with their tow mirrors. Even bother I purchased mine I was advised of the BSM issue. This is a common issue which the BSM wiring is not wired correctly and needs to be swapped. I will copy the full description of what I found based on my researched.
The correct BSM pins for the mirror is:
PIN 9 - Pink (beige)
PIN 18 - Purple.
That will resolve the issue with BSM.
AWordFrom Mr.Jones
More information on how to resolve the BSM issue.
My understanding is that the BSM uses the Purple and Pink wires which are located on the far right (pins 9 & 18). It may be possible to get a pin extractor tool to pull the pins out from the OEM harness connector and then reconnect the pins to see if that may help.
Researching some Tundra forums:
Tchase had a similar issue with BSM and swapped his pins to resolve his issue. Look at his post #228 here:
www.tundras.com/threads/upgrading-to-power-fold-mirrors.12452/page-8#post-1444316
You can see that for his passenger side mirror he swapped pins 9 & 18.
BSM OEM Wiring:
PIN 9 - Purple |
PIN 18 - Pink (color might be beige, I'm a bit color blind)
BSM MODIFIED Wiring:
PIN 9 - Pink (beige)
PIN 18 - Purple
For my truck, 2017 Tundra CrewMax, both my passenger and driver side mirrors BSM are pinned out as:
PIN 9 - Purple
PIN 18 - Pink (beige)
I do not have any pictures on me but here's what I found from the web which is Identical to my setup:
Driver Side:
www.tundratalk.net/threads/blind-spot-system-wiring-is-installed-on-sr5-grade.557793/#lg=thread-557793&slide=0
Passenger Side:
tnstatic.net/attachments/img_4933-jpg.127078/
Original Link: www.tundras.com/threads/power-folding-mirrors.22077/
Amazon sells various tools to extract connector pins.
www.amazon.com/Vignee-Terminals-Extractor-Electrical-Connectors/dp/B08295ZWL2/ref=sr_1_8?crid=3K35K5GOEKX29&dchild=1&keywords=pin+extractor+tool+set&qid=1614638191&sprefix=pin+ext%2Caps%2C147&sr=8-8
@@AWordFromMrJones Thanks for the info, I'll give that a try before returning the second set.
@@fl5966 No problem and hope this helps solves your issue.
Is your truck come with blind spot monitor,I am seeing it stick way more than the once gm mirror
Yes that is correct, my Tundra's stock mirror was equipped with the blind spot monitor.
how is the magnification of the passenger mirror? i know on the OEM Tundra tow mirror the top mirror is awful to use when not towing. I actually took the OEM off of my truck for that reason. Curious how it is on this set- thanks man !
I personally have not seen the Toyota brand tow mirrors but have heard many complaints about it and the lack of features. The magnification of the driver and passenger side are near identical (as I am sitting future away from the passenger side). The magnification removes the common "side blind spots", I can see objects before it is near my truck and objects near my truck. This is with and without using a trailer. Commonly, my tow mirrors are not extended unless I am navigating my trailer in a very tight spot.
Hopefully this information was helpful.
Do you have the link for the mirrors?
Sure do, purchased mine from this eBay seller:
www.ebay.com/itm/292899424582?fbclid=IwAR2DOrJevnXi-fTeE5DpFfh-PMKZRtmGqXUiUdwRQdM5bVBmVWg-z53kmF4
SO WHY DIDN'T YOU GET THE POWER FOLDING TOW MIRRORS MY A LOT EASIER BRO. WHY I OWN A TOYOTA TUNDRA AS WELL. LOVING IT, GOTTA LOVE THEM RIGHT.
Hey brotha, I considered doing the power folding mirrors but since my truck did not come with that option then I would be required to wire in that feature. Which with 3 young kids, wheww I wouldn't be able to get the job down in a timely manner. Eventually I may consider taking on this project but I got some other things on the list for the next mods to come. However for now I'm just loving the reliability of a Tundra. Best truck you can run and not have any worries.
Thanks
Siiiiiiiiiiiick. Nice video.
Thank you.
What size tires u running
On are serious ? What size
I believe it's a 305 tire but the specs are 33x12.50 R20 LT which fits without a lift. I have a video of it here:
ruclips.net/video/SnphPfGwjaE/видео.html
Do they vibrate a lot in high or low speeds?
Not at all. Quite over speed bumps too.
For those that want to know how to wire the mirrors to your DRL's or to control with cargo light switch, here you go.
ruclips.net/video/5lZI8aPkbhQ/видео.html
Good deal.
Should have brought a TACOMA
That was my first consideration for a small truck but I needed more space and towing capacity. I do however like the Tacoma gas mileage.
Why didn't you about the stock Factory tow mirrors for the tundra
Raul, that's a excellent question. The reason why I purchased eBay tow mirrors because they cost less, has more features and are more upgradable (if I decide to upgrade the mirror features down the road). Also, the OEM Toyota brand tow mirrors do not come in the "GM style" design, they do not have blind spot feature, no chrome finish and you cannot upgrade.
This was a budget upgrade to my truck and I was trying to get the best bang for my dollar.
Thanks
I'm just saying man I just prefer Factory stuff for vehicles
@@raulbueno4284 Trust I understand, some people enjoy OEM parts and some enjoy aftermarket.