Just leased a new 2013 F150 STX. I am 60 years old and this is my very first new vehicle, and it is fantastic. 5.0 engine, tons of power and sounds awesome. It is not highly optioned and I have something I am looking for. The left outer mirror has the little corner curved mirror built in. I have always had these types of stick on mirrors on my vehicles and would like a matching one for the passenger side. I called the dealership and they acted like they had never heard of such a thing and told me to go to a parts house and buy something. I don't want to put a round/non match looking mirror on it, but can't seem to find something to match the left side. I know that the left is part of the big mirror, but I would think Ford would have something for people that want to add on something like this. Any tips?

 

The right side mirror is one of those "objects closer than" mirrors.

You really shouldn't need a "spot" type mirror.

That out of the way, most auto parts places will have a variety of small mirrors.

You might find something that works.

 

from what I understand the left drivers convex mirror is about all you get for the non-tow mirrors OEM. Thats why I bought and installed tow mirrors with adjustable lower convex mirror for better visibility when my wife drives and for the instances I tow. I don't "think" they make a stock OEM passenger mirror with the convex corner mirror but there might be an aftermarket floating around out there (found one aftermarket set alone doing a google search: 2013 F150 passenger side mirror with convex mirror). My tow mirrors are aftermarket btw (hence the more palletable price tag than OEM on them). Im at work and the network wont let me click on the link in google shopping for the mirrors so i can link it but just use the search criteria I provided and you should find it.

 

Kinda on the same but different note, are there any replacements that get rid of the "objects are closer" mirror? I hate not having the depth perception.

 

Make a paper/cardboard template of the mirror and take it to an auto glass shop to have them make a flat one - attach it to the existing mirror with 3M™ double-sided attachment tape or silicone seal.

Had this done on another of my vehicles.

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