Upgrade Your Nissan Navara D27 with Clearview Towing Mirrors

Equip your all-new Nissan Navara D27 for your next big adventure. Upgrading your mirrors is a crucial step if you plan to tow a caravan, large boat, or trailer. Our new Clearview Towing Mirrors deliver superior visibility, helping you tow safely and confidently no matter where the road takes you.
Tow with Complete Confidence
Visibility is everything when you have a heavy load hitched to your ute. Clearview Towing Mirrors extend to give you a wide, unobstructed view down the side of your caravan or trailer. This expanded field of vision drastically reduces blind spots, making lane changes and reversing much safer.
Beyond pure visibility, these mirrors seamlessly integrate with your new D27 Nissan Navara’s existing technology. You keep the factory features you rely on while gaining the specialised performance required for heavy towing.

Factory-Finish Styling
When you add accessories to your vehicle, you want them to look like they belong. We engineered our new Clearview Towing Mirrors for the D27 Navara to provide a seamless, factory-finish appearance. They perfectly complement the Navara’s modern styling, ensuring your ute looks exactly as good as it performs.
Choose Your Perfect Fit
We offer two distinct designs to suit your personal preference and towing requirements:
The Next Gen Towing Mirror: A sleek, modernised design that maximises your rearward vision without adding unnecessary bulk.
The Compact Towing Mirror: Our smallest profile mirror that sits closer to your vehicle, ideal for tight tracks and everyday driving.
Both the Next Gen and Compact models feature a discreet design. They sit closer to your vehicle than traditional towing mirrors. When retracted for daily driving, most people will not even realise you have towing mirrors installed. When you need to tow, simply extend them outward to secure the clear view you need.

Find Your Mirrors Today
Upgrade your towing setup with mirrors built specifically for your vehicle. Browse our range of Clearview Towing Mirrors for the brand new Nissan Navara D27 and order yours today.

Mastering the Open Road: Your Nissan Navara D27 Towing Guide
Hitting the open highway with a caravan or trailer behind your all-new Nissan Navara D27 gives you ultimate freedom. You can discover new locations, set up camp wherever you choose, and bring your favourite home comforts along for the journey. Before you hitch up your load and leave the driveway, you must ensure your ute is fully prepared for the task.
Towing heavy loads places extra strain on your vehicle, directly impacting braking, handling, and visibility. Setting up your Nissan Navara D27 with the correct equipment is vital to keep yourself, your passengers, and fellow drivers safe.
Here is your complete guide to the essential towing accessories for a safe journey, along with crucial information on how extra gear affects your vehicle’s weight limits.
The Essential Navara D27 Towing Setup
Every safe towing trip requires a solid foundation. You need these six key accessories if you plan on towing a heavy load with your Navara.

1. Heavy-Duty Towbar
   Your towbar is the main link between your Navara and your trailer. You must use a towbar rated for the specific weight you intend to pull. Always verify your Nissan Navara D27’s maximum towing capacity and make sure your towbar meets or exceeds that figure. A properly fitted, premium towbar stops dangerous swaying and secures your connection on rough terrain.
2. Electric Brake Controller
   Adding several tonness of weight to the rear of your ute means your factory brakes cannot manage stopping on their own. An electric brake controller sits in your cabin and activates your trailer’s brakes the moment you press your brake pedal. This device is a legal requirement for heavier trailers. It guarantees smooth stops and stops the trailer from pushing your Navara forward during hard braking.
3. Extended Towing Mirrors
   Standard factory mirrors simply lack the width you need to see past a wide caravan or boat. Upgrading to Clearview extended towing mirrors provides the wide field of vision required to reduce blind spots. Replacing your factory mirrors with dedicated towing mirrors makes lane changes and reversing significantly safer.
4. Anderson Plug
   Modern caravans need a reliable electricity flow to run fridges and charge battery banks while you drive. A basic trailer plug only handles lighting. An Anderson plug creates a secure, high-current link straight from your Navara’s alternator to your caravan. This setup keeps your accessories powered and your batteries charged upon arrival.
5. UHF Radio for Communication
   A good UHF radio keeps you connected to the outside world. Communicating with truck drivers and other travellers is critical when pulling a heavy load. Use your UHF to warn others when you pass, listen for road hazards, or talk to a spotter while backing into a tight campsite.
6. Stiffer Rear Springs and Airbags
   A heavy tow ball weight pushes the back of your Navara down while lifting the front end. This imbalance ruins handling, causes uneven tyre wear, and weakens braking power. Upgrading to stiffer rear springs or adding helper airbags levels your ride. These suspension modifications restore steering control and keep your headlights aimed firmly at the road.

Weighing the Extras: Accessories and Your Payload
Once you secure the basics, you might want to add off-road and lifestyle accessories to your Navara. Popular upgrades include:
-Front and rear bars
-Drawer setups
–Fridge Slide, Fridge/Freezer & Fridge Cage
-Dual battery systems
-On-board air compressors
-Recovery winches
-Bigger, more aggressive tyres
-Extensive roof rack systems
–Electric Side Steps
–Rock Tamers

While these additions improve your capability and comfort, they carry a hidden cost: weight. Every item you attach to your Navara reduces your available payload. Your payload is the absolute maximum weight your ute can legally carry. This includes passengers, fuel, luggage, heavy accessories, and the downward weight of your trailer on the tow ball.

Knowing Your Limits: GVM and Rear Axle Loads
Adding a steel bull bar, winch, drawer system, and fridge could consume your payload capacity before you even attach your caravan. Pushing past your Gross Vehicle Mass (GVM) or rear axle load limits is illegal. It voids your insurance and puts massive stress on your Navara’s chassis and drivetrain.
You must calculate the total combined weight of your vehicle, passengers, accessories, and tow ball weight. If your required accessories push you past the legal limit, you need a GVM upgrade. This process involves installing engineered, heavy-duty suspension components that legally increase your carrying capacity. A GVM upgrade accounts for the extra gear and keeps your D27 safe and legal under heavy strain.
Plan Your Safe and Balanced Setup
Creating the ultimate towing vehicle takes careful planning. Begin with non-negotiable items like a strong towbar, an electric brake controller, and proper towing mirrors. Next, evaluate your remaining payload before you buy additional lifestyle gear.
Calculate your Navara’s current weight. If you do not know your exact GVM, drive to a local public weighbridge for an accurate measurement. Buying the right equipment now prevents expensive damage and unsafe driving conditions later. Keep your Navara D27 balanced, respect your weight limits, and enjoy every moment of the journey.