G'day Bob,

As far as we're aware the Milenco Grand Aero 3 Flat mirrors will fit all current (post 1995-2020) model vehicles with a few exceptions as listed in the specifications. There is no mention of Jeep group vehicles requiring any pads for fitting, so they should be fine as supplied in the box. 

G'day Giuseppe,

As far as we're aware the Milenco Grand Aero 3 Flat mirrors will fit all current (post 1995-2020) model vehicles with a few exceptions as listed in the specifications. There is no mention of Mitsubishi group vehicles requiring any pads for fitting, so they should be fine as supplied in the box. Have a look at the fitting video as Ben talks about fitting to vehicles with auto-fold mirrors.

G'day John,

As far as we're aware the Milenco Grand Aero 3 Flat mirrors will fit all current (post 1995-2020) model vehicles with a few exceptions as listed in the specifications. There is no mention of Holden group vehicles requiring any pads for fitting, so they should be fine as supplied in the box. I can confirm that the mirrors are flat.

G'day Jarratt,

I've heard back from Milenco and they've confirmed that they're not aware of any issues with the fit on 2020 model vehicles. You'll just need to grab some F pads to match up with the VW for the correct fit.

G'day Charles,

Sorry to hear you've misplaced one of the feet from your mirror clamps. You can find replacement mirror clams here.

G'day Bec,

The Milenco Mirrors are designed to fit the mirrors on most modern cars (1995 - current). As long as there is a lip between the mirror and the outer housing for the clamp to attach to then it shouldn't be a problem.

G'day John,

As far as we're aware the Milenco Grand Aero 3 Flat mirrors will fit all current (post 1995-2018) model vehicles with a few exceptions as listed in the specifications. There is no mention of Jeep group vehicles requiring any pads for fitting, so they should be fine as supplied in the box. 

I've not specifically tried it but I have no reason to believe there will be any problems with this, Tom. The Triton is not listed as a vehicle that requires any additional pads for secure fitment.

G'day Lindsey,

If you've got a disco then you'll need some LR pads to make sure the mirrors get a good grip on your wing mirrors. We'd recommend the Grand Aero 3 Towing Mirrors Flat, they've by far out most popular model, and the only option that is flat, so you should be all ok with these.

G'day Zol,

You can find the LR Pads here, you'll need to use these with your Milenco mirrors if you have a 2014 or onwards Land Rover Discovery or Range Rover.

G'day Leah,

Officially Milenco only lists the Kia Sorento as requiring the V pads, however, it would be worth having a look online at some of the caravan forums to see what people say about the Sportage. Most of the reports I've seen from Sportage drivers is that they fit, but they are a bit of a tight fit around the mirror housing. We sell the Grand Aero 3 Towing Mirrors flat, and the Grand Aero 3 Extra Wide XXL which are the same shape with Convex glass. 

G'day Glenn,

The recommendation from Milenco is that the Grand Aero 3 and Extra Wide XXL models both suit vans that are 8 foot or wider. We tend to find that most people for the flat mirrors out of preference, however, the convex mirrors will give you a slightly wider field of view. To be honest, we think either option should suit you well, and they both attach in the same way, so it will come down to personal preference, and whether you're used to flat or convex mirrors on your vehicle.

G'day Ryan,

As far as we're aware the Milenco Grand Aero 3 Flat mirrors will fit all current (post 1995-2018) model vehicles with a few exceptions as listed in the specifications. There is no mention of Nissan group vehicles requiring any pads for fitting, so they should be fine as supplied in the box.

G'day Jamie,

As far as we're aware the Milenco Grand Aero 3 Flat mirrors will fit all current (post 1995-2018) model vehicles with a few exceptions as listed in the specifications. There is no mention of Mitsubishi group vehicles requiring any pads for fitting, so they should be fine as supplied in the box. We just sell the model with the 41cm arms.

G'day Kerry,

I can't say we get reports of this type of thing happening. Generally, if the car mirror is blowing back, this is an indicator that the vehicle mirror itself has a fairly weak hinge so attaching anything to it could cause the issue. Depending on the model of the vehicle it could be worth considering ways to reinforce the hinge itself or see if the vehicle manufacturer makes aftermarket towing mirrors with a heavier duty hinge mechanism.