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Old 02-25-2013, 08:19 PM   #21
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Recommend good tow mirrors for 2006 Jeep Liberty

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Yes it only took a few minutes. Now that they are adjusted it should take less.
Yes that is what I was wondering. I could never get my old ones in the same spot or same angle so I always had to adjust them. I am hoping that once I get these dialed in that you should be able to just put them on and go. Mine should be here in a couple days.
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Old 02-25-2013, 09:23 PM   #22
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I have the Aero 2 mirrors for my Explorer and they work great. They have some vibration while on the highway but work great in the city or backing up. We've been on the highway in some decent cross winds and they stayed on as well. Ryan
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Every time I install them I do have to adjust them, usually they are fairly close. The curbside mirror seems to be the worst offender. However, that might have something to do with I have the thumb screws almost on top of each other at the outside edge of the mirror housing; this gives me maximum reach. Even with the mounts next to each other I have almost no vibration, so it might have something to do with the TV. If I remember in the spring I will post a picture (they’re in storage with the HTT).
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Old 02-26-2013, 05:39 PM   #24
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My mirrors just showed up today in the mail. I put them together but my wife has the truck at work tonight so I can't try them out until tomorrow. They seem pretty decent, much better then messing around with the rubber strap ones I have been using. The storage bag is cool but you have to fold the mirror completely in to fit them in the bag which means starting from scratch with the adjustments. I guess it is good for winter storage once a year. So far it seems like I made a solid investment. I can not believe that no RV dealer I have ever checked or the large truck accessory store in town carry these mirrors, I would have bought them in a heart beat if I had seen them in a store locally.
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Old 02-26-2013, 08:35 PM   #25
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Between trips, I store them on the dinette. At camp, I fold in my TV mirrors so I do not walk into them (done it a few times at first). I typically will take them off if we go out and about.
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