Sucker fixed Towing Mirrors

I used suck on mirrors for a couple of years , they are ok for fast fitment & do a reasonable job but you tend to get a fair amount of vibration which increases with an increase in speed.

Needless to say i use aero  mirrors now ......which are miles better .👍

I wouldn’t presume to argue with Lutz but I have a ‘Suck it and see’ mirror and it’s the most uncomplicated mirror I have ever had. The original mirror is of little use anyway but the sucker only covers a small parts of the glass- on mine anyway. I have travelled 1000s miles with it on and never a slip, fault or disengagement. I would recommend them to anyone.

Thanks to you all, I will certainly get some of the Aero F pads. I am very grateful to all who have responded to my question. Amazon here I come. 

check out your local dealer, I noticed mine had the F pads and were cheaper at around £4 for four than amazon?

You may have been lucky, but I wouldn't risk it as the repair the adhesive bond between the mirror glass and the adjustment mechanism in case of a failure would not be cheap.

My mirror glass clips into the motor mechanism by way of plastic lugs that are bonded to the rear of the glass, I would never add additional loading to the glass in this case. I use the Milenco's with swapped out 'V pads'.

If Merves are on his chip fryer car then they won't have the motor mechanism, and maybe more stable.