Freightliner Cascadia Mirrors 2008–2026
Door and hood mirror assemblies, heated and power units, arm covers — matched left/right to the factory mount so the swap is remove-and-replace. The Cascadia is the best-selling Class 8 truck in North America, which makes its body and service parts the most-searched in the aftermarket.
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Chrome LH Hood Mirror for Freightliner Cascadia With Heating A2275354000
OEM A2275354000
Body & Exterior
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LH Mirror Arm Cover Driver Side Fits Freightliner 22-78606-517
Part # 2278606517
Body & Exterior
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Driver Side Heated Power Mirror For Freightliner Cascadia A22-73907-004
OEM A22-73907-004
Body & Exterior
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LH Driver Side Heated Hood Mirror Fits Freightliner Cascadia A2275354000
OEM A2275354000
Body & Exterior
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RH Heated Chrome Hood Mirror Assembly Fits Freightliner Cascadia
OEM A22-75354-003
Body & Exterior
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A22-73907-005 Heated Power Mirror Assembly Fits Freightliner Cascadia 2018-2024
OEM A22-75160-001
Body & Exterior
Freightliner Cascadia Mirrors (2008–2026) — what we stock
A mirror is the most-replaced body part on a working truck — clipped by a trailer in the yard, folded back by a car in a truck stop, or the heater and motor simply quit after years of vibration. On the Freightliner Cascadia you can replace the complete mirror assembly, and on most listings the arm, glass, and covers separately. Heated glass is not a luxury in the Northwest: an unheated mirror in freezing rain is a blind spot doing 60.
The Cascadia is the best-selling Class 8 truck in North America, which makes its body and service parts the most-searched in the aftermarket.
How to pick the right part for your Cascadia
Mirrors are side-specific — a left (driver) unit will not swap to the right door, so confirm the side before ordering; every listing on this page is labeled. Then match features to what your truck runs: heated vs unheated glass, power vs manual adjustment, and whether the wiring plug matches your door harness (the OEM cross-reference number settles it). If the arm mount is cracked too, replace the assembly complete — a new head on a worn arm shakes, and a shaking mirror is as useless as a broken one.
Why buy mirrors from PartStop
Every part on this page is Premium Quality aftermarket — a Direct Replacement matched to factory mounting points and backed by a 6+ month warranty. We publish the OEM cross-reference numbers right on the listing (most sellers hide them), we verify fitment by OEM number or VIN before you buy, and orders placed on business days ship same day from our warehouse in Tacoma, WA. Most mirror orders ship same business day — a truck with a missing mirror shouldn't wait for parts. If anything about fitment is unclear, call the counter at (253) 600-1351 — a person who knows trucks answers.
Freightliner Cascadia Mirrors — FAQ
How do I tell left from right?
Sides are named from the driver's seat: left = driver side, right = passenger (curb) side. Every listing states its side in the title. If you're replacing both, check whether a matched pair listing saves you money.
Will a heated mirror work if my truck wasn't wired for it?
The assembly bolts on either way, but the heater needs the power circuit. Most Freightliner Cascadia trucks of this era have the door wiring in place even on base trims — check your current plug against the listing's connector, or send us your VIN and we'll verify before you order.
Assembly, glass, or just the cover — what do I actually need?
If the arm is solid and only the glass is cracked, glass alone is the cheap fix. If the head rattles, the motor is dead, or the arm mount is damaged, go complete assembly — chasing worn parts one at a time costs more than the assembly does.
Do you stock both chrome and black covers?
Where the aftermarket makes both, we list both — check the finish in the listing title. Covers are also sold separately on many models, which is the cheap way to freshen a truck for resale.