Towing Mirror Recommendation for 2019 Honda Pilot

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Hi, Do you have any recommendation for towing mirrors for a 2019 Honda Pilot?

asked by: Adam

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Expert Reply:

The best towing mirrors for your 2019 Honda Pilot are the K-Source Universal Towing Mirrors # KS3891-2 because they have a large, nearly 8 inch mirror face allowing you a clear view of what is behind you. They are also really easy to install so you can spend more time on the road and less time trying to figure out how in the world to put them on your Pilot.

The large face of the mirrors isn't the only reason the K-Source give you a great view; they are also adjustable so you can get the precise view you want. The tight fit of these towing mirrors provide also means there is going to be very little vibration as you are traveling so the reflection in the mirror will remain clear.

Installation is simple; putting them on only requires you to put the mounts over your current mirrors and tighten them down with their ratcheting system and you're done.

I have added a link to a video of a road test of these mirrors as well as a link to a video review of the mirrors for you to check out.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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