FITMENT
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1999-2002 Chevy Silverado & GMC Sierra 1500 2500.
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2001-2002 Chevy Silverado & GMC Sierra 1500 HD 2500 HD 3500 HD.
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2000-2002 Chevy Tahoe Suburban
- 2000-2002 GMC Yukon Yukon XL
DESCRIPTION
Product Overview
- Eliminate trailer blind spots on your 1999–2002 Silverado, Sierra, Tahoe, Suburban, or Yukon without paying extra for LED lighting features you don't need.
- Expand your line of sight while preserving essential heating and power controls with this Early GMT800 Manual Extendable Towing Mirror Set. Built with the exact same heavy-duty ABS housing, power main glass controls, rapid heated defrosters, and manual telescopic arms as full-feature sets, it offers identical physical coverage and direct bolt-on fitment while keeping costs low.
Key Features
- Builds on a premium anti-aging ABS composite with vibration-dampening glass for a sleek, factory-original look that holds up to harsh driving.
- Syncs directly with your truck’s factory harness for smooth, joystick-operated adjustments and rapid thermal defrosting through winter.
- Slides out on a heavy-duty dual-arm telescopic system to extend your rearview horizon for wide trailers, then folds inward for tight spaces.
- Uses a manually adjustable lower convex mirror engineered to maximize peripheral vision and eliminate dangerous highway blind spots.
IMPORTANT
- For full plug-and-play functionality, your truck must be equipped with the same factory features. Missing features require custom wiring and may not function. Always check your truck’s options before buying.
| Function |
Detail |
| Power Adjust |
Flat glass, factory switch |
| Heated / Defrost |
Ice, snow & fog clearing |
| Telescopic Extension |
Dual-arm slide-out |
| Manual Folding |
Folds for parking |
| Blind Spot Mirror |
Convex, manual adjust |
FAQ
Q: Do these come with turn signals or any LED lighting at all?
A: No. This is the most basic model in the lineup — power-adjust glass, heated defrost, manual telescopic extension, manual folding, and a convex blind-spot mirror. There are no in-glass turn signals, amber running lights, or backup LEDs. Want LED lighting on this platform? Take a look at our 1999–2002 premium set.
Q: If my truck has the factory power-mirror option, are these plug-and-play?
A: Yes — if your truck was factory-equipped with power and heated mirrors, they run off the existing harness with no cutting or splicing. Manual-mirror trucks or those without the heated option will need custom wiring.
Q: Can these still extend out for wide trailers?
A: They can. The dual-arm telescopic mechanism slides out to boost rearward visibility when towing, just like our other mirror sets. The extension and folding hardware is identical — this model simply leaves out the LED lighting.
Q: Which LED features am I missing versus the premium set?
A: The 1999–2002 premium set steps up with smoked amber front running lights, in-glass red LED turn signals, and white backup LEDs. On a 2003 or newer truck, check out our GMT800 mirrors.
