Mirror extensions

[sandhill3000]

I use the Milenco Aero mirrors on my 2010 Tundra. They're great!

[Markj55]

Again thanks all for your responses it's somewhat overwhelming that so many of you would take the time to respond and help. I'm new to the airstream world but, I couldn't be happier to be part of a community so unique and wonderful in it's approach to helping others. I hope I'll be able to do the same in the future! That said, I'm somewhat torn between the simplicity of the Aeros and the larger Mckesh that seem like they'd have the
ability to do damage to the truck the way they attach while the Aeros seem almost too simple to be good? It's decision time. I'm still listening..... Has anyone used the Aeros on a Tundra like mine (2005)?
Thanks again and Happy Camping!
Mark and Laurie

[gmw photos]

Originally Posted by Markj55

...snip.......while the Aeros seem almost too simple to be good? It's decision time. I'm still listening..... Has anyone used the Aeros on a Tundra like mine (2005)?
Thanks again and Happy Camping!
Mark and Laurie

Mark,
The clamps on the aeros seem to be very sturdy in how they hold. Mine have not slipped at all. If it would help. I could snap a close up photo of how they clamp on.

george

[OldVwHunters]

I just ordered a pair of the Aero2's on Amazon, they have very detailed photos for a better look.

[RamblinManGa]

Hi from AZ... I had my 'Fix Or Repair Daily' dealer put a set of factory expanding mirrors on to replace the ones on my F-150. They manually pull out 3 1/4 " and do help when pulling the AS. BUT, they're big, black, expensive, and ugly, fold manually,not by the button, and have quite a bit of wind noise. I'm going to put the old ones back on and get a set of McKesh mirrors. Any body near PHX want these big guys ?? cheap ?? regards, Craig