The Freightliner Columbia 112/120 Mirrors & Accessories product lineup offers a comprehensive selection of high-quality products to enhance the appearance, functionality, and safety of your Freightliner truck. From stainless steel convex mirrors with LED turn signals to adjustable mirror arms and mounting brackets, this product lineup covers all your mirror and accessory needs. Standout features include heated, lighted, and motorized mirror options, as well as a variety of mirror sizes, shapes, and mounting configurations to suit your specific requirements. Whether you're looking to improve visibility, add customized style, or upgrade your truck's technology, the Freightliner Columbia 112/120 Mirrors & Accessories product lineup has a solution that will meet your needs and elevate the look and performance of your rig.
Frequently Asked Questions About Freightliner Columbia 112/120 Mirrors & Acc.
Will these mirrors fit my specific year and model Columbia?
Our mirrors are designed to fit Freightliner Columbia 112 and 120 models from 2000-2017. However, there are variations between early models (2000-2010) and later models (2011-2017) due to mounting bracket changes. Check your existing mirror's mounting pattern - early models use a 4-bolt pattern while later models typically use a 6-bolt pattern. If you're unsure, contact us with your VIN or year/model for verification.
Are these mirrors heated and power-adjustable like OEM?
Most replacement mirrors in this category offer both manual and power options. Power mirrors include motorized adjustment and heated glass functionality when properly wired to your existing harness. Manual mirrors require hand adjustment but can still include heated glass if your truck has the wiring. Check each product description for specific features - we clearly mark which mirrors are "power/heated" versus "manual/heated" or "manual only."
What's the installation difficulty and time required?
Mirror replacement typically takes 30-60 minutes per side for experienced installers. You'll need basic hand tools including socket wrenches (typically 13mm and 15mm), screwdrivers, and possibly a trim removal tool. The main challenges include: accessing mounting bolts behind door panels, properly connecting electrical harnesses for power mirrors, and ensuring proper alignment. Professional installation runs $50-100 per side if you prefer expert help.
How do aftermarket mirrors compare to OEM in terms of quality and durability?
Quality varies by manufacturer. Premium aftermarket brands use automotive-grade ABS plastics and stainless steel hardware that match or exceed OEM specifications. Look for mirrors with vibration-dampening mounts and sealed motor housings for longevity. Budget options may use thinner plastics and chrome-plated steel that can rust. We indicate material specifications and warranty coverage for each product to help you choose based on your needs and budget.
What mirror styles and finishes are available?
Columbia mirrors come in three main styles: standard OEM-style, West Coast (larger convex mirrors), and aerodynamic hood-mounted options. Finish options include chrome, black matte, and black gloss. Chrome provides the classic look but requires more maintenance. Black finishes hide wear better and match newer Columbia trim packages. Some mirrors also offer LED turn signals and spotlights as integrated options for enhanced visibility and safety.
