Extend your rear vision further than any OEM mirror.
CIPA's fully adjustable Universal Tow Mirror is aerodynamically designed for the least wind resistance, with no annoying vibration. No tools required for the simple installation. Adjustable feet, securing clamps and tightening knob situate your mirrors perfectly. Black.
Tech Specs
Weight: 2.05 lbs.
Dimensions: 9"L x 7"H x 3"D.
Warranty: Mfr. 1 year warranty
Manufacturer: Cipa Usa Inc
Mfg Part #: 11960
Tech Notes: Shipping Weight: 3 lbs.
CIPA Universal Tow Mirror: Customer Reviews
Camper's Choice Rating
(3 Based on 2 Reviews)
Reviewed by 2 customers
By Russ Bilton
from Port Rowan, ON
from Port Rowan, ON
Tow mirrors
0 out of 0 people found this review helpful.
June 18, 2011
I have owned and used these mirrors for over three years and I find them very easy to adjust, although you need help from the passenger for the passenger side mirror. As far as them moving, I have never had a problem. Ratchet them tight enough and they don't budge at all. I would buy them again in a heartbeat.
By Rich Ramereiz Jr.
from Breckenridge, MI
from Breckenridge, MI
Great idea, needs improvement
0 out of 0 people found this review helpful.
June 06, 2011
No wind noise when installed. Worked great when they were in place, didn't stay in place long though. Easier to have second person adjust the passenger side mirror while you sat in the drivers seat, otherwise u have to get in and out repeatedly until adjusted. Make sure your trailer and vehicle are level and straight in line with each other to get them adjusted properly. Everytime the doors were shut or I drove on a bumpy surface the mirrors slid around and need to be adjusted. This was very annoying! I tried a piece of anti slip shelving material between the rubber feet and the back of my truck mirror to solve this. It helped some.The rubber feet on these mirrors dried out and cracked quickly. Kept falling off and lost a few of them. Fixed with a chunk of rubber I drilled with a hole to fit the adjustment screw
into. I left the mirrors stored in my camper over this past winter. They were stored in a shoe box and never moved all winter. I found them this spring with spider cracks all through the entire mirror surface. Guess the Michigan winter was too much for these mirrors. Gonna replace them with a different type.









