Towing Mirrors for Porsche Cayenne

[parakitaMol.]

Does anyone tow with a Cayenne Turbo?

I am new to this towing lark, I need to get some mirror extenders but I don't know where to start. I don't want to ruin the mirrors by scratching them and want the nicest type, some seem to look awful and some better but I don't really know the difference and obviously they need to clip on properly. What do I need to look for? Where do you get them from? thanks!

[crankedup]

Have a look at www.towsure.com

Ihave just purchased towing mirrors from them for my classic car.

[parakitaMol.]

crankedup said:

Have a look at www.towsure.com

Ihave just purchased towing mirrors from them for my classic car.

Great I will have a look now, thank you

[b2tus]

These are as good as it gets. Have them on my Mercedes Estate. No scratches etc whatsoever.

http://www.milenco.com/products/mirrors

[Deerfoot]

b2tus said:

These are as good as it gets. Have them on my Mercedes Estate. No scratches etc whatsoever.

http://www.milenco.com/products/mirrors

Have used them on various cars and have never had a problem at all.

[parakitaMol.]

Deerfoot said:

b2tus said:

These are as good as it gets. Have them on my Mercedes Estate. No scratches etc whatsoever.

http://www.milenco.com/products/mirrors

Have used them on various cars and have never had a problem at all.

Super! because that is what I ordered

Thanks for the help

[Chrisgr31]

Deerfoot said:

Have used them on various cars and have never had a problem at all.

Also use them. They take a bit of getting used to when first putting them on the car, but once on and tightened up really do the trick

[nutsytvr]

Use them on my Cayenne.
Tip. Once you get them set up, put a small strip of insulation tape next to the mirror clamp so that you can easiliy position the next time.

[crankedup]

Wing mirrors on my classic are proper old school jobbies, mounted onto the wings near the headlights. Chrome plated circular mirrors that look good but a swine for attaching towing mirrors to. Chap offered me a solution to the problem in the form of large sections of metal strips which clamp onto the wheel arch and bonnet. Must be a engineering job to get them correctly positioned and I had by then purchased my mirrors which simply use a sucker onto the existing mirror to stay put. Named 'suck and see' mirrors!

[parakitaMol.]

nutsytvr said:

Use them on my Cayenne.
Tip. Once you get them set up, put a small strip of insulation tape next to the mirror clamp so that you can easiliy position the next time.

That's a really good tip - thank you