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Looking to swap 2020 Silverado tow mirrors for regular ones

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pewterliftedz Enthusiast

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On 7/24/2020 at 4:05 PM, modernmetal said:

I think they look ok.

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Nice!  They look good, I’m glad they bolt up the body lines, guess that means HD Silverado mirrors will fit a half ton Silverado 

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BigdaddyoCan Enthusiast

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I know this is an old thread but I was curious as looking at a f=good deal on a 2021 LT and want to swap out tow's but can you ad the ones with lane change warning? Not sure if that is feasable.

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On 3/21/2021 at 4:38 PM, BigdaddyoCan said:

I know this is an old thread but I was curious as looking at a f=good deal on a 2021 LT and want to swap out tow's but can you ad the ones with lane change warning? Not sure if that is feasable.

Looking into this too, mostly curious about adding task lighting to my LT. Kinda regret not looking into before I added my fog lights so I could have at least ordered the kit with the task lighting switch instead.

Bob Ross Enthusiast

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On 3/7/2020 at 7:06 PM, Rizek716 said:

I have a white 2020 Silverado RST with tow mirrors would anybody be interested in swapping for regular mirrors?

Are yours power fold, heated, and task lights? I have an LTZ with the smaller mirrors which are power fold, heated,  and task lights. Where are you located? Did you find out if the wiring harness will be a clean swap?

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Bennyfurg23 New Member

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On 7/24/2020 at 2:42 PM, modernmetal said:

As Info, I removed my tow mirrors from my 2020 Silverado 2500 today and installed the regular 1500 mirrors. Clean swap, plug & play.

 

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yoorperterry New Member

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I'd like to do the same thing with my 2023 Z-71. Thought about upgrading to pwr folding tow mirrors but even if you purchase up to date wiring harnesses you still have to get into the truck wiring and with these high tech vehicles and  I think I'd just be asking for trouble that the dealership would just blow me off. I want to change because the mirrors are too wide for a 9 foot garage door. I can fold the drivers side and get the truck into the garage but after awhile the mirrors wear and tear will make it unusable.

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