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WTT-2015 Silverado OEM Black Tow Mirrors


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I have a brand new set of 2015 silverado OEM towing mirrors. I found out after I got them that they do not have the power fold option.

 

I found out from the parts department that if you bought your truck brand new and your truck came with the Tow Mirrors then they would have the power fold option.

 

I'm looking to trade my new set of OEM tow mirrors and some cash for someone's OEM tow mirrors that came on there truck when they bought it new.

 

I know alot of people probably won't want to trade but if you rarely use your power fold option then these are the same mirrors just without power fold.

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Just to let you know that not every truck that comes with the new tow mirrors factory have powerfold. Only trucks that are in the SLT/Denali and LTZ/High Country trim levels do. 2015 and 2016 SLE and LT and WT come with non-powerfold versions like you have.

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Yea I kno that's why I'm trying to trade for someone's tow mirrors that came on there truck new and had the powerfold option. Thanks though

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700+shipping. Shipping cost depends on how fast you want them.(ground, expedited, etc..) They are brand new and havent been open yet.

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I have the Stock OEM tow mirrors you are looking for. Are yours the OEM black ones? I have the chrome and am looking for the black. Also, are the wireing harnesses for the mirrors interchangeable between the non powered ones and the powered ones?

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I bought a set of powerfold tow mirrors and I'm looking to sell the other set I have not trade anymore. I'm pretty sure you can go to the dealer and they can get the black mirror caps for you. Have them look up the tow mirror part number 23372182 and they should beable to order just the black caps.

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Willing to trade for dl8's with any color cap+cash. Or willing to sell outright want to get it taken care of ASAP as I'm trading in within the next week or so.

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Sorry not looking to trade anymore. I'm just looking to sell them.

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