Clearview Towing Mirrors for the Toyota Prado 250 — Coming Soon to Ballarat Trailers & Towbars

21 Jul Clearview Towing Mirrors for the Toyota Prado 250 — Coming Soon to Ballarat Trailers & Towbars

The all-new Toyota LandCruiser Prado 250 has only been on Australian roads since June 2024, and it’s already becoming the tow rig of choice for families and grey nomads heading for the high country or the coast. One problem: factory mirrors weren’t built with a wide caravan or box trailer in mind, and the 250’s factory mirror mount wasn’t engineered to carry the load of extendable towing mirrors either.

Clearview has spent time solving that properly rather than bolting on an afterthought — and we’re stoked to say their Prado 250 towing mirrors are coming to Ballarat Trailers & Towbars. They’re not on the shelf yet (Clearview is still finishing local fitment testing), so this is your chance to register interest and be first in line when stock lands.

Toyota Prado 250 fitted with Clearview towing mirrors on the beach

Why these aren’t just another bolt-on mirror

The 250’s standard factory mirror mount uses internal bracketry that simply wasn’t designed to support the extra leverage of a towing mirror. Rather than force a fit, Clearview engineered a unique, patented secondary mount specifically for the Prado 250’s OE mount position — built for strength and reduced vibration, not just a means to hang a bigger mirror off the door.

Clearview secondary mount design diagram for Toyota Prado 250

It’s the same engineering philosophy Clearview has used across their range for two decades: true replacement mirrors that use the same holes, fitting and factory wiring as the original, so you retain your Prado’s existing tech — power-fold, electric glass, indicators, blind spot monitoring, heated glass and 360° camera provision are all supported where your model already has them.

Compact or Next Gen — pick what suits how you drive

Two designs, both extending up to 180mm past the vehicle for a clear view around a wide load, and both retracting back close to the factory mirror profile for the daily run:

  • Compact — a single large convex mirror, factory look, extra towing vision built in.
  • Next Gen — dual mirror design: a large flat top mirror for reversing and hitching up, plus a smaller convex mirror for a wider read on what’s around you.

Clearview Compact vs Next Gen towing mirror comparison for Toyota Prado 250

Three towing positions on a telescopic 2-stage extension mean you’re not stuck with one setting, and they won’t retract mid-tow when a semi goes past. Available in black, chrome or raw finish.

Clearview Compact and Next Gen towing mirror features for Toyota Prado 250

Built and stocked here — spare parts included

Clearview builds these mirrors in Australia, which means spare parts are actually available here too, not shipped from overseas on a six-week wait.

Supplied AND fitted, locally

Like everything we stock, when these land they’ll be supplied and fitted right here at our Ballarat workshop — and we’ll have a free courtesy car ready while it’s done, so you’re not stuck waiting around.

How to get on the list

Text your rego and “Clearview Prado 250 mirrors” to 0440 130 163 and we’ll register your interest, confirm exact fitment for your model, and get back to you with pricing and timing the moment stock is confirmed. You can also call us free on 1800 486 922 or drop into 4 Carngham Rd, Ballarat.