Milenco Grand Falcon Towing Mirrors - 4886

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The Milenco Grand Falcon Towing Mirrors are an ideal solution for caravan and trailer owners who require an expanded field of vision to navigate safely on the road. Designed for drivers seeking high visibility from the roofline down to the vehicle wheels, these mirrors provide a significant safety upgrade, though users should be aware that the larger surface area may increase wind resistance at higher highway speeds.
| Model Part Number | 4886 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Milenco |
The Grand Falcon mirrors are designed with a universal clamp system compatible with most standard vehicle side mirrors.
While durable, it is recommended to remove them when not towing to prevent wear and tear from weather and to maintain vehicle dimensions.
Yes, this is a twin pack containing mirrors for both the driver and passenger sides.
Yes, the mirror heads can be adjusted to your preferred viewing angle after the clamps are secured.
No tools are required; the mirrors feature an integrated thumb screw system for manual installation.
Ensure the thumb screw is tightened firmly and the clamp is seated flush against the vehicle mirror housing.
Check that the rubber contact points are clean of road debris and re-tighten the mounting mechanism.
To install, place the clamp over your existing vehicle mirror housing and tighten the single thumb screw until the unit feels firm and does not shift. Ensure the mirror glass is aligned before finalizing the tension. For care, keep the mirror glass clean using a standard glass cleaner and a microfiber cloth to maintain clarity. Periodically check the thumb screw tension after initial installation, especially after the first 50 miles of a journey, to ensure the clamp has not settled due to road vibrations.