Comparing Different Replacement Door Mirrors - Expert Analysis

Milenco's replacement van door mirrors for 2007-onwards Fiat Ducato, Peugeot Boxer and Citroën Relay models are sold as four separate single-mirror listings, and picking the right one is really a case of matching two details rather than comparing features.

Left vs right

Each mirror is sold individually for a specific side — left or right — rather than as a pair. If only one mirror on your van is damaged, this works in your favour, since you only need to replace the side that's actually broken rather than buying two.

Long arm vs short arm

The same mirror head is available on a long arm or a short arm, matching the two arm lengths fitted across the Ducato/Boxer/Relay range. The mirror glass and housing themselves are the standard electric-glass version with no temperature sensor or antenna in either case — the only difference between the four listings is which side and which arm length they're built for.

Making the right choice

Before ordering, check the damaged mirror on the vehicle itself: note which side it's on, and compare the arm length against the product photos. Because all four versions share the same electric-glass specification, there's no performance trade-off between them — getting the side and arm length right is the only thing that determines fit.