(NAPSA)—A newkind of mir- ror is reflecting the current trend for increased safety, plus enhanced appearance on trucks and SUVs. The telescoping mirror can slide outward for improved rear vision while towing. The mirror increases safety and appearance and can be extended for towing. The mirror assembly features two mirror elements—alarge, flat main glass and a separate, wideview adjustable spotter mirror. They replace a truck’s original exterior mirrors andslide outward 4/2 inches, allowing drivers to see past loads 102 inches wide. Graduation markings on the arm indi- cate how much telescoping is needed to see past the load. Vehicles with manual mirrors can be upgraded with heated glass, LED turn signal and clearance light options. The mirrors, developed by Schefenacker Vision Systems, are supplied with polished black covers that can be painted to match the vehicle’s body color. Chrome and themecovers are also available. Mirrors are available for the 1999 to current Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra; 2000 to current Chevrolet Suburban, Tahoe, and GMC Yukon; 2002 to current Cadillac Escalade, Chevrolet Avalanche and Dodge Ram; 1997 to current Ford F150 and 2004 F150 (available in March); and 1998-2000 Ford F250 Light Duty trucks. For more information, visit the Website at www.ttt-mirror.com or call toll free 877-888-6472.
