Shop Freightliner Century 112 & 120 Mirrors & Acc.

At 4 State Trucks, you’ll find a great selection of Freightliner Century 112/120 mirrors and accessories. Got your eye on some chrome mirror covers or need a replacement bracket? We’ve got you covered. Choose from heated mirrors, power-adjustable options, and more aftermarket and OEM parts to fit your style. We’re ready to help you update your truck.

Freightliner Century 112/120 Mirrors & Acc.

Freightliner Century 112/120 Mirrors & Acc. is a comprehensive product lineup that offers a wide range of mirror and accessory products designed specifically for Freightliner trucks. This product lineup features an extensive selection of mirror covers, light bars, and other mirror-related components that provide both style and functionality for Freightliner owners. The most popular models in this product lineup are the Freightliner Century 112 and 120, which are well-known for their durability and reliability. The high demand for mirrors and accessories for these models is evident in the large product count across the various offerings. Key features and benefits of this product lineup include: - Improved visibility and safety with LED light bars and sequential turn signals - Enhanced style and customization with chrome, black, and amber lens options - Convenient replacement parts and accessories for common mirror issues - Wide selection of mounting brackets, clamps, and hardware for easy installation - Compatibility with a variety of Freightliner models, including the Columbia and Coronado Whether you're looking to replace a damaged mirror, add some extra style to your Freightliner, or enhance its functionality, this product lineup has a solution to meet your needs. The vast array of products caters to the diverse preferences and requirements of Freightliner owners, making it a one-stop-shop for all your mirror and accessory needs.

Frequently Asked Questions About Freightliner Century 112/120 Mirrors & Acc.

Will these mirrors fit my specific year and model Century truck?

Our mirrors are designed to fit Freightliner Century Class 112 and 120 models from 1996 to 2011. However, there are variations between early models (1996-2004) and later models (2005-2011) in mounting hole patterns and electrical connections. Check your VIN's 10th digit to confirm your model year, and verify if your truck has manual or electric mirrors before ordering. If you're unsure, contact us with your VIN and we'll help identify the correct part.

Are these mirrors heated, and how do I know if my truck has heated mirror wiring?

We offer both heated and non-heated mirror options. To check if your truck has heated mirror capability, look for a mirror heater switch on your dash (typically near other auxiliary switches) or check for a 2-wire connector behind your existing mirror. Heated mirrors require this existing wiring harness - they cannot be added without the proper electrical setup from the factory. Most Century trucks built after 2001 came pre-wired for heated mirrors.

How difficult is the installation, and what tools do I need?

Mirror installation typically takes 30-45 minutes per side for someone with basic mechanical skills. You'll need a socket set (typically 13mm and 15mm), Phillips and flathead screwdrivers, and possibly a trim removal tool for door panels. The main challenges are accessing the mounting bolts from inside the door (may require partial door panel removal) and properly routing any electrical connections. West Coast style mirrors are generally easier to install than hood-mounted designs.

What's the difference between chrome, stainless steel, and black plastic mirror heads?

Chrome mirrors offer the brightest shine but require regular polishing and may show pitting over time in harsh climates. Stainless steel mirrors are more durable, resist corrosion better, and maintain their appearance with minimal maintenance, though they have a slightly darker finish than chrome. Black plastic mirrors are the most economical and won't corrode, but may fade in direct sunlight after several years. For trucks operating in winter road salt conditions, stainless steel provides the best long-term value.

Can I upgrade from manual to power mirrors, and what's involved?

Upgrading from manual to power mirrors is possible but requires additional components. You'll need the power mirror assemblies, a mirror control switch for your dash, and the wiring harness to connect them. Some Century trucks have unused wiring already in place behind the dash panel. The upgrade typically requires running new wires through the door boots and installing the control switch in an available dash opening. This is a more complex installation that may take 2-3 hours and might require professional installation if you're not comfortable with automotive wiring.