Recommended Towing Mirrors for a 2016 Toyota Tacoma

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Hi will this product fit my 2016 Toyota Tacoma? I can’t find any solid specifications to make sure it’s a match.

asked by: Jennifer H

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For your 2016 Toyota Tacoma, I recommend the CIPA Universal Towing Mirrors part # CM11980-2 or the K-Source Universal Towing Mirrors part # KS3891-2. The CIPA Custom Towing Mirrors part # CM11500 will not fit nor do they offer a set of custom fit towing mirrors for your Tacoma which is why you will have to go with a universal option like the above.

The CIPA Universal Towing Mirrors and the K-Source Universal Towing Mirrors are the two most popular options for your Tacoma and they both perform very well. The CIPA mirrors look a bit better (see photo) but the K-Source mirrors will have a tighter fit on the factory side mirrors therefore less distortion.

expert reply by: Conner L

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