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  l'm looking to buy some new towing mirrors, any advice on best ones for 4x4

hi i use the rubber strap type as we have a 4x4 too,no problems so far.

see...........  http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/redirect.asp?redir=http://www.towsure.com/default.asp?t=6454

We also us the rubber strap type and they fit quite snugly withought any problems.

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Jacksprat

Hi

I have a Jeep and had wanted a decent set of mirrors for our summer holidays. I just had a set of the rubber band type Raydots.

I bought a set of Suck it and See mirrors and a set of the Best Buy Milenco with the intention of "testing" and selling the surplus pair on Ebay.

My conclusion is they are both no better than the £10 pair of Raydots I originally had.

Save your money!!

HTH

I have used the rubber band cheap ones from Raydot, I cant see bugger all behind me because of the vibration, useless, I have now got the suck it and see ones, but I am not too keen as the mirror sits quite deep inside the cowling so they don't fit quite as they should to get the view I want. I am going to buy some of these next, the adjustment looks good and they feel solid.

Quote: Originally posted by shooie on 27/9/2006

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I have used the rubber band cheap ones from Raydot, I cant see bugger all behind me because of the vibration, useless, I have now got the suck it and see ones, but I am not too keen as the mirror sits quite deep inside the cowling so they don't fit quite as they should to get the view I want. I am going to buy some of these next, the adjustment looks good and they feel solid.

 

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Those are like one of the two of mine that ended up in the hedge!!!!!!!!!

Pigs to fit and they wobble