ECCPP Towing Mirrors Fit 02-08 For Dodge For Ram 1500 03-09 For Dodge For Ram 2500 3500 Pickup Truck Power Heated Tow Folding Side View Black Mirror Pair Set Right Passenger And Left Driver Side

2004 Dodge 3500. Good fit, no modifications required. Great quality. YouTube videos available online for door panel removal.

This is a high quality product especially for the price. I installed these on my 2006 Ram 1500 quad cab. Only took about 30 minutes per side to install. These were extremely easy to install. Instead of using the mounting studs that came with the mirrors, I removed the studs from the old mirrors and they threaded right in I the new mirrors effortlessly. Finished appearance looks like they came on the truck. The fit was perfect in all areas from alignment of mount stud, to the electrical connector and lastly the external alignment of the mirror casing as it mates with the door. One last point to touch on, there is a little bit of vibration that translates to the mirror but it's not a deal breaker. I have driven a ram with OEM towing mirrors and the same but less pronounced vibration exists. I would certainly buy these again if needed and highly recommend for anyone considering upgrading to towing mirrors.

So these are a good quality mirror that I doubt you would ever tell is not OEM. They are however not simply going to mount up super easy. First remove the door panel by removing the 2 top screws and the 2 lower screws then the 10mm door handle screw. Then push the door panel up from the bottom, it does not have Christmas tree push pins like older trucks these are L shaped arms so don't try to pry it off push it up. The OEM mirror is 3-10mm nuts and one connector so that's easy to remove. To install these you need to stop looking for the non existing directions first. 😁 What I did was take 2 new studs and run the OEM nut from the bottom untill it stops on the non threaded part. Once that's done hold the new mirror up to the truck and then install them on the two holes closest to the door window. Now use a 4mm socket to tighten the studs allowing the factory nuts to lock everything together like a jam nut. For the one closest to the door hinge you will need to cut off half the threads on the lower portion as that bolt is way too long. Use a 4mm socket to install that one untill it is snug but make sure your hand is on the back side of the mirror because the hole goes all the way threw and you can start pushing against the plastic. Once the stud is in reinstall factory nut and torque gently. Plug in the harness carefully (as others have said it's easy to bend the terminals I did and I was a dealership mechanic for years) check function and confirm it's moving. Before you install the door panel you will need to cut the excess part of the 2 studs by the window off as the door panel won't fit if you do not. Reinstall door panel and close gently to make sure the third stud by the hinge doesn't hit the cab. Mine didn't but better safe than sorry. I have included some pics that should help. Overall they are very nice and only took about 40 min to install. Tools I used were a P2 Phillips, 1/4" drive ratchet with 2" woble extension, 10mm socket 3/8 deep and 1/4 shallow, hacksaw or cut off wheel.

My truck is 16 years old. It's in brand new condition, because I take care of it, but 16 years is 16 years. It means every part that is made of plastic has had time to become brittle, as plastic does. Backed into a pole while visiting my father in his carport, and it shattered the housing on my side view mirror. Picked up this set on Amazon to replace it. They look, feel, and are every bit as sturdy as the originals that came on the truck. And the price is so ridiculously low, that I really wasn't expecting OEM quality. I thought this was going to be a temporary solution, but I was wrong in that thought. This is a permanent solution, with mirrors just as good as the ones you replacing, for less than 150 bucks. Very pleased!!

I purchased these mirrors to replace the non tow style mirrors on my 2006 Dodge Ram. After installing them I had a very hard time with blind spots. Since I had not had this style mirror on the truck prior I just assumed this was normal for this style tow mirror. After about 2 years one of the mirrors started to fall apart mechanically inside the housing. I replaced it with a known good replacement in the automotive industry and discovered that the glass itself on these mirrors is indeed a very poor quality. Upon installing the better replacement I discovered the blind spot issues I was having were no longer there. The quality replacement had a properly designed blind spot mirror. I have tried to contact the manufacture for a solution and they did not want to provide any help since they are out of warranty even though they have been defective since day 1. When it comes to mirrors I have learned not to buy a low quality item and to just spend a little more money. These mirrors have been defective since day one and I could not prove that until I had to purchase another replacement and just happened to decide to buy a better quality mirror. Multiple times I found myself with vehicles alongside me in my blind spot that I almost missed when attempting to change lanes. This would have been prevented if the mirrors were properly made and the blind spot portion of the mirror was designed properly. I would not buy this product due to the lack of quality and it being a vital part in helping prevent an accident. If I could give them no stars I would. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT!!!!!

Husband hasn't had any problems or complaints

Fácil instalación funcionan ok

The fit was good, and they seemed to be holding up just fine. I've had them installed for a little over 6 months. Now, everything works in them, but they definitely feel cheap. And shake quite a bit as well as one of the must have wiring fallout between the glass a few times but nothing you can't push back in place would recommend if you just need mirrors that work.

Worked out great

Mirrors are ok, but no where near as good as OEM! First the finish is different on different parts, including a large about 4-5" distortion on the plastic face of the DS mirror. The convex mirrors are not formed on the same angles as OEM and are NOT adjustable as mentioned in the ad.... making them less useful. The heated part does not have any connection to the convex mirror, unlike the OEM mirrors which are heated. Though we have not had cold weather yet to try them, that will sure to be an issue, and I can't say if the heating function works at all. If you value your truck, but something better quality than these.

Within two days of installing these mirrors, a very gentle knock from a skinny little pine tree broke the mirror off the assembly and cracked the glass. The tree was no more than an inch in diameter on the edge of a narrow cottage driveway. I was driving super slow, uphill, and couldn’t believe the mirror fell right off and even cracked. This product is cheap and flimsy. Our OEM tow mirrors on other trucks regularly knock against branches and skinny little trees, and remain solid and secure. We expected this product to be an alternative, but unfortunately it is total crap. And that’s on us for ordering a cheap product. I would never recommend this product or brand to anyone. I wrote to the manufacturer through the Amazon website and didn’t receive a response. We would never recommend this product and caution everyone to stay far away from this product.

Works ok. I wish I would have bought stock instead. I have a very tall back and with the mirrors adjusted all the way to the top I still can't use them when they are folded in. I just leave them in tow mode. They seem to be adjusted wrong. I put them on my 2008 Dodge Ram 2500 HD. Also the bolts included were way too long so I had to use the old ones.

Bought this for the summer for when we're towing our camper, work perfectly.