Complete Buying Guide: Replacement Door Mirrors

If the door mirror on your Fiat Ducato, Peugeot Boxer or Citroën Relay-based motorhome has cracked its housing or stopped adjusting properly, the Milenco Replacement Van Door Mirror range is designed as a like-for-like fix rather than an upgrade.

What you're buying

These are good-quality pattern (aftermarket) replacement mirrors, sold as singles rather than pairs, fitting 2007-onwards Ducato, Boxer and Relay models. This is the standard version with electric glass movement only — there's no built-in temperature sensor or antenna, so if your original mirror had either of those, this replacement won't replicate them. Milenco describes it as the most common version of mirror fitted to a van or motorhome, which is worth bearing in mind if your vehicle has a higher-spec original.

Getting the right one

Because it's sold as a single mirror, you'll need to know which side you're replacing (left or right) and which arm length your vehicle uses (long or short) — Milenco lists all four combinations separately, and ordering the wrong one means a mirror that won't sit correctly on the arm. If you're not sure which arm length your van has, comparing the damaged mirror's arm to the images on each listing before ordering is the safest way to avoid a mismatch.

Is it right for you?

For a straightforward electric-glass mirror replacement on a 2007-onwards Ducato, Boxer or Relay, this pattern part covers the job without paying for features like heating or antenna integration you may not need. If your original mirror did have those extras, it's worth checking with Milenco whether a matching version exists before ordering the standard one.