Trailer Mirrors - 1999 Toyota 4Runner

[Victor Benz]

I have been looking high and low for towing mirrors designed for my 4Runner. I have seen several of the strap-on type, but people on this sight panned them, because they loosen.

Any recommendations/suggestions?

I really hope to find a set of slip-ons that match the Toyota stadard mirrors. I really do not want the old-style with a strut bolted to the door.

Can I replace the Toyota mirrors with towing mirrors easily?

Vic

[colin k]

Yea. I ran into the same problem getting slip ons for my 98 Tacoma. I gave up. I can see just good enough with my stockers towing a boler.

[Frederick L. Simson]

I have seen several of the strap-on type, but people on this sight panned them, because they loosen.

Any recommendations/suggestions?

I use the strap-on type, because overall, they are simple.
I haven't had one loosen significantly while on the road, yet. My Fiber Stream's widest point is at the floor, because it does not have a belly band. I feel that this minor point contributes to the ease of seeing behind it.
I use the Odyssey's main mirrors most of the time, The extensions add to the picture; not replace it.

[Christi V.]

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I tryed the strap on mirrors also.... Toyota doesnt make the slip on's so thats out.... I had McKeesh Mirrors, which are very good. but i just didnt want to bother with them... I found these instead.. they arent real big but to help in seeing farther behind you.. they dont viberate like those strap ons..... They havea suckion cup that your tighten.. I havent found them to loosen up or anything either... The mirror itself isnt real big, but it serves the purpose