Camco 25668 Convex Tow-N-See Mirror - Perfect for Enhancing Visibility on the Passenger Side

Benoit Hache: tres utile je vois le deriere de ma roulotte sil a des auto pret de moi je le recommende a tous

Canada on Jul 17, 2023

Carol Laplante: Bateau trop gros je ne voyais pas les voitures à l'arrière du camion très utile merci.

Canada on May 15, 2023

Kevin Airgid: For years my dad had door mount mirrors for our trailers. They where bulky and vibrated like crazy. These are light weight and move with modern vehicles power mirrors. This means no one has to get out and adjust the mirrors you just move your power mirrors until they are aligned. The build quality is pretty good. Like others have mentioned don't over tighten yours.. I snapped the one past it's tightest point. But other than that worth having to keep you safe.

Canada on Jun 28, 2022

Des (Okanagan, BC): These are very useful towing mirrors but my only complaint is that the mirrors are a little too small and the passenger side mirror 'objects' are much too far away. They mount and grip perfectly, and the mechanism is very well made and easy to secure. The only time the mirror dropped was when I didn't clean the mounting surface first! Put over 3000 kms in one round trip with these on, at highway speeds, high winds and rain storms, and never a problem. For a small vehicle with a small RV in tow these would be perfect. For our GM Canyon and a 22' RV, not so much, unfortunately :-( Too bad the mirrors aren't a couple inches larger, they would be perfect.

Canada on Jun 30, 2019

Andrew H.: I hated the last kind of mirror extensions I had: the straps hummed loudly, they scratched my mirrors, they kept sagging, and were very hard to adjust and keep adjusted. The Tow-N-See seems like a far superior concept. Unfortunately the screws knob that applies suction to the cup is connected to a plastic screw that can strip rather than "bottom out" if you over tighten. I found this out the hard way with my drivers side (flat) mirror, so knew better with the passenger one. Fortunately when I contacted Camco, they were great and sent me two now cups (plastic threads attached) immediately and at no charge. I have not had a chance to use them much yet, but so far they are staying in place and in adjustment just fine. The adjustment process is SO much easier than for my old mirror extenders. Just use your regular mirror adjustment, and when the extenders show what you want, the regular side mirrors seem perfect too. The cup obstructs a bit of your regular view, but not enough to be a problem. They are light and seem well made (apart from the plastic thread), and they are much more discrete looking (and sounding) than my old mirrors. Fingers crossed that I will still be as happy with...

Canada on May 09, 2019

MrBCaShopper: These mirrors are a good value. Very easy to install and remove. I tried the "clip-on" units first and they are junk. They won't stay on like these and they vibrate worse. Save you money and just buy these.
Two tips: First, they have two varieties. One just flat mirror for less money. One that is a "closer than appears" mirror for passenger side. I just bought two of the flat/standard mirrors for each side and they work fine for less money. Second, understand that these mirrors don't adjust by themselves, i.e. no ball swivel. They're static and just stick to your existing mirror. So you re-adjust your existing car/truck mirror to alight these extensions where you want them. If you don't have a round fish-eye mirror on your car mirror, I suggest you add it (simple stick-on). The combination of this extension and the fish-eye (little round mirror) works great for full view - close and far.

United States on May 20, 2018

PicturemanPictureman: Ok, I read the negative reviews and positive reviews. Ordered anyway after calling Camco and talking to their rep. Apparently the negative reviewers never contacted Camco as they were very helpful and forthcoming. They said they were unaware of multiple failures. Being from a mechanical background I disassembled mine. The problem with breaking while tightening is from gross over tightening. There is no stop to prevent this. The toothed nylon drive for the suction cup is being stripped out by excessive force. For those complaining about suction cup holding but mirror move down vertically, that is most likely also from over tightening. The tightening mechanism end is enclosed and secured by the rear portion of the suction cup. So continuing to turn the knob after suction cup is at full grip causes the tightening mechanism to break free and slip inside the suction cup. This allows the cup to remain stationary and the weight of the mirror to rotate down. Over-tightening can also make the mirror fall off going down the road as the suction cup as been pulled past it max grip shape and actually loses suction.... think from ( to this <
You just have to rotate knob CCW (suction cup...

United States on Feb 23, 2018

T. Benedict: These were great. Simple to attach. You might not think they'd stay on with all the wind loading they get, but each only fell off once in a 5000 mile trip, which we thought was acceptable. (And they have a little strap that goes around the side mirror, so when they fall, they don't get damaged.)

If you're wondering what the difference between the separate Driver and Passenger mirrors are, one is flat and the other is convex. But if I were doing it again, I would get 2 convex mirrors. The drivers side mirror has a BIG blind spot. I assumed that having a mirror extension took care of that issue, but once went to change lanes and was horrified to look over my shoulder and see a car right next to our trailer and car rear end which was totally invisible in our flat mirror​ extension. Next time we go out, I'll find a little stickon convex mirror.

United States on Nov 06, 2015

Frankie: I bought 1 of these, then a 2nd one after testing the first. So I was happy enough with the Tow-N-See to buy that 2nd mirror, and got 2 for less than the price of a single, more expensive type of towing mirror with straps and door hooks, etc. As noted in another review, the Tow-N-See may intersect the lip around the mirror of your vehicle, depending on how "deep" that lip may be and how you have the factory mirror adjusted. You want to mount the suction cup as far out on the mirror as possible to get the widest view. Depending on your vehicle, that lip may hit the bar of this mirror at certain adjustment angles. However, if you buy the wideangle "Convex" mirror (not the other Tow-N-See model which is flat, not convex) this should be less of an issue. It "sees" wide enough even when not at optimum adjustment due to the wideangle convex view. Anyway, if in doubt, try it and if it won't work, amazon will take it back.

Tips for mounting: clean your mirror with windex or similar product. It will not stick well to a mirror with dirt/dust on it! Clean the suction cup too if dusty. The suction cup may be slightly deformed at first; try wetting it slightly, and/or warming it on your...

United States on Jul 14, 2011