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The Camco Tow-N-See 25668 is a convex auxiliary towing mirror intended to extend the passenger-side view while moving with the vehicle’s power mirror adjustment. Its light, add-on approach can be convenient for occasional towing, but the factory mirror surface, attachment method, and viewing geometry must be checked carefully.
Testing note: RVGearScout has not performed hands-on testing of this product. This review is based on current manufacturer information and RV-specific buying considerations.
Quick verdict
This mirror is best treated as a fit-first accessory for drivers who need a wider passenger-side field of view and whose factory mirror accepts the specified mount. Convex glass shows more area but makes vehicles appear smaller and farther away, so it should supplement—not replace—direct observation and the primary mirror.
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How it fits an RV setup
Camco’s towing catalog identifies model 25668 as the convex passenger-side Tow-N-See. The design attaches to the existing mirror rather than replacing the complete housing. Confirm that the model, side, mounting pads, and instructions match the exact package; similarly named driver-side and flat-glass versions may differ.
Before travel, clean the contact area, follow the attachment instructions, and adjust the factory mirror through its full range. The accessory should not cover the main mirror’s critical view, interfere with folding, contact the window, or loosen when the door closes.
What stands out
- Convex coverage: The curved glass expands the visible area on the passenger side.
- Factory-mirror adjustment: The accessory is designed to move with compatible power-mirror positioning.
- No full housing replacement: Installation can be simpler than vehicle-specific towing mirrors.
- Compact storage: An add-on mirror occupies less cargo room than some strap-on extension assemblies.
Limitations and checks
Convex images distort distance. Practice judging vehicle position in a safe area and use the primary mirror for distance reference. Adjust towing mirrors before moving, scan blind spots, and do not rely on a single small mirror when changing lanes or backing.
Fit can vary with mirror curvature, textured housings, heating elements, signal lamps, auto-dimming glass, coatings, and prior repairs. Stop if the attachment strains the factory glass or adjustment motor. Recheck adhesion and vibration at every fuel or rest stop and remove the accessory if it becomes loose.
Who should buy it?
It suits occasional tow-vehicle users with a verified compatible passenger mirror who want a small auxiliary field of view. Choose custom slip-on or replacement towing mirrors for frequent towing, larger trailers, or factory housings that do not accept this design.
Bottom line
The Camco 25668 can add useful passenger-side awareness when it fits correctly. Treat the convex image as supplementary information and inspect the mounting frequently.
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Manufacturer research: product information was reviewed on Camco’s official towing and stabilization catalog. Confirm the current manual, specifications, compatibility, and warranty before purchase or installation.
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