Custom Towing Mirrors Fit For 2015 Ram 1500

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I have a 2015 Dodge Ram 1500 and want to know if your Longview Custom Towing Mirrors, LVT-3100C, will work on my truck. My truck mirrors have Puddle Lights and directional on bottom. Your ad only specifies 2014 Dodge Ram 1500.

asked by: Ed C

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Helpful Expert Reply:

I called my contact at Longview and they told me that the Longview Custom Towing Mirrors, part # LVT-3100C, will fit the 2015 Ram 1500.

I have attached a couple of photos of the style mirrors that the # LVT-3100C will fit. These mirrors will fit factory mirrors with or without puddle lights on the bottom. This includes both the driver and the passenger side mirrors.

expert reply by: Jeffrey L

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The mirror face of the Longview Custom Towing Mirrors #LVT-3100C has a flat, non-convex surface. The images would not appear distorted at all.

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