Clearview Towing Mirrors

Have a look at this thread on the Caravaners Forum Clearview mirrors moving with buffeting

We have them on a Prado 150. Never had a problem. They leave other mirrors well behind and over time we have had them all. These are the best mirrors we have ever had.

Di

George, I'd give Clearview a call to get their comments and/or go back to where you purchased them. I'm sure it's only a minor adjustment; we have never had any issues with the mirrors.

Cheers

Jon

I have had them on my 105 Cruiser permanently for 3 years, absolutely no issue with them on any roads or traffic conditions.

Another big fan of the Clearview's.

I experienced your problem with the Pajero original mirrors when extended with the strap on types - constant issue, then moved on to wheel arch mirrors but had problems with them constantly needing adjustment. From there to extenders (scissor lift style) mounted on the bull bar, and they did the job but our roads are not real flash & caused vibrations so could tell when something was coming up the rear but not clearly.

Switched to the Clearview four years ago and they have been perfect. Switched them last year to the newer Paj and still well worth the investment.

I would be seeking manufacturers support as suggested by others.

Hope you get it sorted.

Cheers - Phil

George asked this question on the Caravanners Forum as well, and hasn't been back to either site to acknowledge the answers or thank anyone.

Why do we bother?