Thread: caravan mirrors for D4

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LAND ROVER

Baz.

Its OK, I've since found a thread recommending the Milenco mirrors
Cheers Mossy

I use Milenco Aero, simple and work well.

If you are going to be traveling on 2 lane roads with large vehicles coming the other way at speed, use something additional to retain the Aero's on the D4 mirrors. ( a colour coded fabric tape seems to do the trick- since ) My drivers side lasted all of 200 odd klms before hitting the deck. Roadtrains can generate a massive wind blast.

I use these

Camec Suction Cup Towing Mirror - Camec Official Store: RV and Caravan Accessories

$19 each they are cheap and they work.

Originally Posted by mowog

I use these

Camec Suction Cup Towing Mirror - Camec Official Store: RV and Caravan Accessories

$19 each they are cheap and they work.

Hi Mowog,

A question if you don't mind, you have had no issues with B-Doubles or Semi's blowing / sucking them off on two lane roads like most of the Pacific Hwy or the New England?

Originally Posted by mowog

I use these

Camec Suction Cup Towing Mirror - Camec Official Store: RV and Caravan Accessories

$19 each they are cheap and they work.

I also use those and are OK for the price (they are a little small) but be aware that they will pull the glass out of your mirror if something hits them - I recently did some offroad work in my RRS with them on Iforgot to take them off) and the drivers side got hit by a branch - the suction cap is very good so it also pulled the glass out.

As the whole thing was covered in mud it was not until I got back to camp that I could wash the mud off and refit the glass - none of the clips were damaged but I suspect they would not survive too many removals.

On the road they seemed fine - as in the bush if the suction caps are turned up tight it will not be the mirror coming off but the glass in the vehicles mirror coming off.

They do vibrate a little but is OK - but that is the mirror in the car rear vision mirror moving.

They are great value for the money and fine if you know how to use them. I would rather have the cars external mirror pop off than possible door damage with one of those mirrors that strap to the door.

Garry

Mossy, you could go top shelf with clearview mirrors. D4 ones just came out.

Lost of caravaners use them these days, but they ain't cheap...about $700.

Permanent replacement.

Brett...