1991 Mazda B-Series Side View Mirrors for Trucks

Why Side View Mirrors Are Essential

Side-view mirrors are essential to every truck, Jeep, or SUV. These components drastically expand your field of view while driving, allowing you to view your rear-facing surroundings with nothing more than a glance. Especially when paired with integrated blind spot mirrors, as with several tow mirrors, side view mirrors help to keep you from getting in accidents and cutting off surrounding drivers. 

Aside from their practicality, side view mirrors are also required by law to operate on public roadways. State regulations mandate at least two operational mirrors—one on the driver’s side and one anywhere else with a clear view of the rear of your vehicle—to operate. That means, if your driver’s mirror is damaged or you’re missing the passenger and rearview mirror, you can be fined. The same rule also applies to passing safety inspections.

Side View Mirror Types

At RealTruck, we offer a wide selection of replacement side view mirrors, ranging from direct replacements to upgrading towing variations. Check out some of our most popular side-view mirror styles:

Direct Replacement Side View Mirrors

Replacement side view mirrors are a direct reproduction of your vehicle’s factory equipment. These components are ideal replacements for broken, missing, or otherwise inoperable mirrors. They’re often offered individually as a bonus, saving some money on an unnecessary set. 

RealTruck Expert Pick: K Source Replacement Side View Mirrors

The K-Source Side View Mirrors are a great option for replacing or upgrading your current mirrors. They are designed to match the function, fixture, and performance of your original mirrors.

Why we love it: 

• Factory-style replacement

• Offered in various fitments and features

• Manufactured from premium, OE-grade materials

• Simple bolt-on installation

• Plug-and-play electrical connections 

• Limited 90-day warranty

Tow Mirrors

We offer a wide selection of quality towing mirrors for the dedicated workhorse or frequent trailer camper. This style typically features an elongated design with telescopic arms of flip-up mirrors, allowing for greater visibility when towing a trailer. Additionally, tow mirrors feature oversized mirror heads and integrated blind-spot mirrors, allowing you to monitor your trailer, cargo, and other drivers. 

RealTruck Expert Pick: CIPA Custom Towing Mirrors

The CIPA Custom Towing Mirrors give you the range of vision to see your trailer without obstructing your existing mirror. Did we mention that they are also easy to install?

Why we love it: 

• Manufactured from durable ABS plastic and OE-grade glass

• Allows you to see your trailer and its surroundings

• Slides over existing mirror with wedge lock security

• The custom-fit design ensures a perfect fit with no vibration

• Does not obstruct existing mirror

• Easy installation with no tools required

• All hardware included

• Sold as a pair or individually

• Made in the USA

• Limited 1-year warranty

How to Replace Side View Mirrors

Whether you’re swapping out damaged mirrors or upgrading to a new style, replacing side-view mirrors is a breeze. Most include all hardware and feature a simple, bolt-on installation. While some applications may require minor disassembly, including door panels and interior trim, most installations take under an hour per side.