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Have a clearer view with Next Gen Towing Mirrors

  • Jess Olson
  • February 23, 2023
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Clearview Accessories seem to be constantly leading the way in the 4X4 world. Yet again another incredible product has hit the market and this time, Ford owners should be rejoicing the loudest. We are, of course, talking about the new Towing Mirrors, made specifically for the new Ford Next Gen model line-up.

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Multiple camera views

Owners of the new Next Gen Ranger or Everest who have a need to tow will be pleased to know that there’s a plethora of options when it comes to camera views. Whether you’re a keen caravanner or you’ve got a boat in tow, these mirrors provide the sight you need to safely tow to your destination. The camera views include a bird’s eye top-down view, 180-degree front and rear split view, front off-road view, and rear trailer hitch view available for drivers. For Ranger Wildtrak, Platinum and Raptor models only, the 360-Degree Camera is standard, and optional as part of a pack at additional cost on XLT 4×4 and Sport pick-up models. The 360-Degree Camera is standard on Everest Platinum only and optional on Trend & Sport at an additional cost. 

Whether you’re off-road, navigating the Aussie terrain as Pat has been in Season 15 of Pat Callinan’s 4X4 Adventures. Or you’re towing your caravan toward your next camping adventure via the highway, you’ll have it all in view.

Ford gives the tick of approval

Not only does Ford give these new towing mirrors their tick of approval, but they were built in conjunction with Ford. Clearview Accessories Next Gen Towing Mirrors are both tested and approved by Ford for installation on the new Ranger and Everest models. In fact, they’re the only replacement towing mirrors currently available in the market for the new Next Gen Ranger and Everest making them the trusted choice.

Mike Cowan, Co-Founder of Clearview Accessories, always has customers in front of mind when creating towing mirrors. “Our customers don’t want to compromise on their vehicle’s features when they install towing mirrors,” he said, which is why Clearview Accessories have consistently remained at the forefront of emerging mirror technologies.

Always engineered specifically for vehicles

Clearview Accessories always engineer their mirrors specifically for each vehicle. This is what allows for most of the functionality of the original mirror to be retained. They have been designed to use the same holes, fitting and wiring (where applicable) as your original mirrors.

As they’ve done with Ford, Clearview Accessories maintain long-standing relationships with vehicle manufacturers when creating new gear. This is what allows them the ability to develop OE Authorised Towing Mirrors, which has become increasingly important as technology advances. The risk of unapproved mirrors includes fault codes and a loss of functionality.

It’s always a good day to be a Ford owner. However, with Clearview Accessories’ recent release, we have even more reason to be excited about our Ford vehicles. Already installed these bad boys? Make sure you tag us in your posts on social media so we can see.

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