Has anyone added the small stick on mirrors on heated mirrors and if so any problems, need to do something these factory ones are not to great.

Ya I had a problem right after I put a topper on my DM had a really bad blind spot.

we put a set of Schefenacker "ttt" aftermarket mirrors on our 3500 and couldn't be more pleased .... the look good, zero blind spots, have all factory features plus a couple ... http://www.ttt-mirror.com/ .... they claim to be the world's largest exterior mirror manufacturery .... Jim

Anybody in Colorado have a set of TTT Mirrors so I could take a look? I was planning to buy a set but a $500.00 veterinarian bill put me on hold. So... in the interim, it sure would be nice to actually see a set instead of just pics on the Net.Edited by: JimandKarla

I have had several different brands and sizes of mirrors, and Believe me when I tell you. The TTT mirrors are with out a doubt the very best mirrors money can buy. (at least of all that I have seen or used.)

Your question about the stick on mirrors!


I have had no problem with mine in over 2 years. Also had it on my 6.0 trucks with heated mirrors. Never had one fall of yet. But......It don't get that cold here in Tennessee. The times I used the heaters they did not fall off! Clean them good with alcohol before puttin em' on! http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/HiHi.gif


My choice will be the TTT's when I go after market. Check out JW's. About $400 for a set with motors and heat!http://www.wjsperformance.com/index.html (http://www.wjsperformance.com/index.html)

Ditto on the TTT's.





I have the lighted ones, and had many of times been mistaken for a rig at nite coming up fast on 'em. http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/Big Smile.gif