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I've owned seven full size trucks, all 4x4s and pulled a bass boat almost every weekend from 1991-2004. Never gave tow mirrors a thought and my current truck is the first one that came with them on.
I will never again own a truck without tow mirrors, whether it comes with them or I have to add them...
I will never again own a truck without tow mirrors, whether it comes with them or I have to add them...
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looks great man, they are a good all around mod with looks and functionality. As long as you dont drive around with em up lol
I like the grille. Ive been looking around but they only really sell the vertical (navigator style) ones for 06-08 that are not ridiculously expensive
I like the grille. Ive been looking around but they only really sell the vertical (navigator style) ones for 06-08 that are not ridiculously expensive
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I've owned seven full size trucks, all 4x4s and pulled a bass boat almost every weekend from 1991-2004. Never gave tow mirrors a thought and my current truck is the first one that came with them on.
I will never again own a truck without tow mirrors, whether it comes with them or I have to add them...
I will never again own a truck without tow mirrors, whether it comes with them or I have to add them...
Full size trucks shouldn't come with anything but tow mirrors.
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The only piece of advice I can give with the aftermarket vs. OEM mirrors is if you need to use the heat.
At work we've ripped the mirror off our '05 3500 twice now. Two different aftermarket brands have been put on to replace and neither one compares to the OEM for the heat. In snow storms the OEM will be clear and the aftermarket is usually only half clear.
Other than that we've had no issues with the aftermarkets. I just know I wont run them on my truck with that experience.
At work we've ripped the mirror off our '05 3500 twice now. Two different aftermarket brands have been put on to replace and neither one compares to the OEM for the heat. In snow storms the OEM will be clear and the aftermarket is usually only half clear.
Other than that we've had no issues with the aftermarkets. I just know I wont run them on my truck with that experience.