MSA Towing Mirrors for Isuzu D-MAX RG (09/2020-Current) & MU-X RJ (07/2021-Current)

MSA 4X4 Towing Mirrors – Isuzu D-MAX RG (09/2020–Current) & MU-X RJ (07/2021–Current)

Experience safer and more confident towing with MSA 4X4’s patented, SEMA award-winning Towing Mirrors. Designed specifically for Australian conditions and towing vehicles, these mirrors feature a large single lens that pivots on a heavy-duty extension slide, allowing you to extend when towing and retract for normal driving.

These mirrors ensure compliance with government guidelines, allowing you to clearly see 20 metres past the widest point of your towed vehicle providing unmatched visibility and control whether you’re towing a caravan, boat, or trailer.

Features

• Four Mirror Positions – Adjustable to suit towing and standard driving

• Large Single Mirror Lens – Delivers clear, wide-angle visibility

• Vertical & Horizontal Adjustment – Customise your view easily

• Unique Pivot Design – Extend for towing or retract when not in use

• Durable Construction – Injection-moulded and die-cast aluminium components

• Foldable Design – Folds inwards or outwards for convenience

• ADR Compliant – Meets Australian Design Rules

• Peace of Mind – Includes MSA 4X4’s 5-Year Warranty

MSA 4X4’s patented, SEMA award-winning Towing Mirrors feature a large single mirror that pivots on a heavy-duty extension slide. Allowing the mirror to extend out when towing and return to a normal driving position, when not towing.

Government guidelines state that the driver is required to see 20m past the widest point of the towed vehicle. MSA 4X4 has created a range of Towing Mirrors that meet this guideline and are specifically designed for Australian towing vehicles.

_{The mirror is the subject of Chinese utility model No. 201721652844.X and international patent application No. PCT/AU2017/051320, as well as corresponding patents and patent applications in Australia, Belgium, Canada, China, France, Germany, the Netherlands, New Zealand, South Africa, Spain, the United Kingdom and the United States of America. The mirror is also the subject of international patent application No. PCT/AU2020/050810, as well as corresponding patents and patent applications in Australia, Canada, China, Europe, New Zealand, South Africa and the United States of America. The shape of the mirror is protected by Australian design registration No. 201715134 and Chinese design registration No. 201830077185.5.}