F150 Tow Mirrors on a Raptor?

[bruce7105]

I tow 3 or 4 times a year so i got tow mirrors which slide over your mirrors and lock in place. They are model specific to the F-150 mirrors they don't block anything from your stock mirrors and they mount in a matter of seconds and work great and they were like $70. I didn't want to make big changes just to tow a few times a year, couldn't find the link to where i bought mine but did a quick search o E-bay and found them if you search for F-150 tow mirror extensions. I've used them since 2017 work great and didn't have to change the looks of the truck just to tow a few times a year

 

[JP77]

I tow 3 or 4 times a year so i got tow mirrors which slide over your mirrors and lock in place. They are model specific to the F-150 mirrors they don't block anything from your stock mirrors and they mount in a matter of seconds and work great and they were like $70. I didn't want to make big changes just to tow a few times a year, couldn't find the link to where i bought mine but did a quick search o E-bay and found them if you search for F-150 tow mirror extensions. I've used them since 2017 work great and didn't have to change the looks of the truck just to tow a few times a year

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I use these as well for a travel trailer. I also have a full time camera on the trailer to eliminate all blind spots.

 

[_veloci_]

I use these as well for a travel trailer. I also have a full time camera on the trailer to eliminate all blind spots.

Definitely agree with using cameras if able. It's only a matter of time before all mirrors are replaced by them anyway.

 

[BobbyBones]

I have a set I just pulled off my '11 if they fit your year model. Let me know if you're interested.

 

[PlainJane]

I did a lot of research on converting to tow mirrors. Even for my 800a without 360 and blis they are close to 1K.
IIRCC over 2K for the high option mirrors.

 

[04Ram2500Hemi]

Towed the Pontoon this weekend. The tow mirrors that were on my Power Wagon were better, but the mirrors on the Raptor did just fine. If I towed a lot more I honestly would have bought a Ford Super Duty Tremor, but as little as I tow, the Raptor is doing its job.

 

[MDJAK]

I tow 3 or 4 times a year so i got tow mirrors which slide over your mirrors and lock in place. They are model specific to the F-150 mirrors they don't block anything from your stock mirrors and they mount in a matter of seconds and work great and they were like $70. I didn't want to make big changes just to tow a few times a year, couldn't find the link to where i bought mine but did a quick search o E-bay and found them if you search for F-150 tow mirror extensions. I've used them since 2017 work great and didn't have to change the looks of the truck just to tow a few times a year

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I like these but according to each site that sells these they don’t fit our mirrors because of the puddle lights.

 

[pastorwug]

We pull an Airstream throughout the summer (when Parks are open) and usually feel fine with the stock mirrors. Getting removable extensions would be great. Hope someone has a good alternative.

 

[dmb359]

I like these but according to each site that sells these they don’t fit our mirrors because of the puddle lights.

I have **** tow mirrors and they fit just fine and have cut outs for the lights.
I don't use them often as I can see around my TT pretty well, and I'm kinda lazy, but they do work.

 

[bruce7105]

I like these but according to each site that sells these they don’t fit our mirrors because of the puddle lights.

They work great have cut outs for the lights fit nice and tight. They go on in a matter of seconds.