Sucker fixed Towing Mirrors

I would be wary of any mirror that is attached only to the glass of the existing rear view mirror. That mirror was never designed to be subjected to an additional load of a second mirror assembly. It is attached to the mechanism by an adhesive bond which could fail in time.

Besides, although the company claims that the mirror has type approval, it does obscure vision in the existing mirror and that may be deemed to be unacceptable.

Agree with Lutz the existing mirrors are held to the backing plate with adhesive and if they should become detached they can be expensive to replace (unsurprisingly very expensive on the more upmarket cars), I still use my ordinary mirrors quite a lot as well as the extended ones.

Longer straps are readily available

Have you tried your Aero mirrors on the bottom of you car's mirrors?

As above, I like to be able to use the car's mirrors aswel as the extended mirrors.

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The suggestion is to use Millenco with the angle pads fitted. They claim it works ok. I have similar shaped mirror housing and it works on mine, although I purchased the longer straps to help out. I notice the hinge on the Kodiaq mirror is more outboard than on my car, which would prevent the use of a strap.

Just seen this, as BM says you may have to use the aero v pads, we had to to get a perfect fit when we changed cars. Got ours from amazon.

Post edit from the Millenco website:

The Aero F Pads which have twin grooves for enhanced grip on certain vehicles, can also be used to enhance grip on typically VW group cars post 2013.

The answer is to use Milenco Aero F pads. They work a treat on my Kodiaq. they fit on the top of the Kodiaq mirrors and therefor do not interfere with the auto folding. Thanks to. Paul R T for answering a similar question a while ago

My problem has been entirely solved by the use of the Milenco Aero F pads, which have a small ridge on the face of the pads, which fits into the indentation on the door mirrors. These pads are well hidden on the Milenco website and I have not seen them well publicised. I got mine from www.thecaravanshop.co.uk , where they are stock number 4664 and cost £6.95 plus £1.95 p&p. Well worth it for peace of mind.
Cheers
Paul R T

cornersteady you beat me to it

honours evens

After reading this I ordered some came next day and work a treat on my  Passat estate thanks.