Recommended Custom Towing Mirrors for 2018 Chevy Tahoe

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What towing mirrors fit my 2018 Tahoe?

asked by: Dude

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The only custom mirrors we have right now for the 2018 Chevy Tahoe are the Snap & Zap # KS80920. These are my favorite style of mirrors anyway because they're extremely easy to install and they don't interfere with any features you may already have on your factory mirrors.

To install the mirrors you use the clips to go around the housing of your Tahoe's mirrors and that's it. There's no tools or anything to put them on or take them off. I've linked a video and attached a picture so you can see them.

expert reply by: Charles S

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