2013-2016 Ford F-250 F-350 OE Style Towing Mirror Glass Lens - Left
2013–2016 Ford F-250 F-350 OE Style Towing Mirror Glass Lens — Left
Direct replacement mirror glass for factory towing mirrors on heavy-duty Ford trucks. OEM-correct optical geometry ensures proper sight lines and convex coverage without distortion. Fits seamlessly into existing mirror housings.
Key Features
- OE Optical Design - Matches factory convex curve and reflective properties for consistent blind-spot coverage at highway speeds.
- Direct Bolt-On Fit - No modification to mirror housing required; uses existing mounting tabs and fastener points.
- Left-Side Assembly - Passenger-side mirror lens with integrated backing plate.
Specs
- Hard panel construction
- Left (passenger) side only
- Single lens assembly
Whats Included
- Mirror glass lens assembly
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this glass work with my existing mirror housing bracket?
Yes. This is designed to mount directly to factory mirror housings using the OEM fastener pattern — no drilling or adapter plates needed.
Does the convex curve provide enough visibility at highway speeds?
The optical geometry matches Ford's factory towing mirror spec, so you'll get the same sight line and blind-spot coverage the truck was engineered with.
What comes with this — just the glass, or the whole mirror assembly?
You're getting the glass lens and backing plate. The mirror housing itself stays in place; you're swapping out only the optical element.
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