Comparing Aero Flat Mirror Twin Pack vs Milenco Aero 4 Convex Mirror (Single): Which is Right for You?

The Aero Flat Mirror Twin Pack pairs two of Milenco's Aero Flat Mirrors — one for each side of the vehicle — using the brand's original universal clamping system.

Fit

The adjustable clamp head and tilting thumb wheels let the mirror shape itself to the contours of your vehicle's existing mirror, giving a secure, stable fit on almost all modern vehicles. If your vehicle has curved or tapered mirror housings, Milenco notes that Aero Pads may give a firmer grip, and they can confirm compatibility if you contact them with your vehicle's make, model and year.

Build

These mirrors use corrosion-resistant materials throughout: stainless steel screws turning in brass inserts, and chrome safety glass for the mirror surface. An upgraded gripper system is designed to stop the pads working loose, and the design avoids straps, which helps reduce vibration and wind noise. The mirror head has been tested at speeds of up to 155 mph, and its aerodynamic shape uses airflow around the vehicle to help balance the head and reduce the effect of crosswinds and passing traffic.

What to expect

Some light movement can occur on rough roads or in strong winds — Milenco notes this is normal for extended towing mirrors and doesn't affect visibility or safety when properly fitted.

Legal fitment

If your caravan is wider than your car, UK law requires towing mirrors on both sides. For vehicles approved to ECE 2003/97 or ECE 2005/27, or any car registered after 26 January 2007, towing mirrors may project up to 25 cm beyond the widest point of the caravan; for older vehicles, the limit is 20 cm.