G'day Luke,

We do have the fitting exception information on all our mirror pages as follows:

Aero 4 fitting exceptions:

• Mirrors that have no external housing
• Aero V Pads (3186) required for Kia Sorrento 2010 onwards
• Aero F Pads (4664) required for VW Group cars (Audi, Seat, Skoda) post 2013, Vauxhall/Opel Astra 2016 and BMW X3 models
• Aero LR Pads (4466) required for Land Rover Discovery & Range Rover 2014 onwards

Based on this,  having a 2014 Subaru Outback onwards with no fitting exceptions, the original mirrors should fit.

G'day Anthony,

Any of the mirrors will work for you - which one you go with is largely down to personal preferance.
Smaller vehicles with smaller wing mirrors might like the asthetic of having the smaller drop shaped mirror, or if you are towing a pop top camper thats quiet flat they should do the trick.
If you have a larger vehicle, like a larger field of vision, or are towing a full height caravan, the larger rectangular mirrors may tbe the way to go.

Wherever one you choose, they'll all do the trick.

G'day Dave,

Yes they will. You shouldn't have a problem with the clamps for your 2005 Landcruiser 105.

G'day Gary,

The twoing mirrors come as a pair.
Hope that helps!

G'day Royce,

We have just tried this on one of our staff's 2022 Mazda BT50 mirrors and they fit with no problems!

G'day Brad,

The least convex out of the 2 is the Milenco Grand Aero 4 Towing Mirrors Automotive Glass, this has slightly convex/automotive glass and is the least convex out of the lot. Any of the mirrors with Automotive/Slightly Convex glass has the least distortion and is the closest to regular car door mirrors. The Standard Glass has a more convex glass and a wider field of view.

Hey Ken!
The Milenco mirrors do come with a very basic, polyester bag. Alternatively, if you're after something a little more reliable, we have a package deal going with the Blacksmith Australian Made Towing Mirror Bag.