Clearview Accessories

05/09/2026

🕷️ We have a stowaway. And he's not leaving.

A rather large spider has moved into our N90 Hilux — and he's picky about real estate. Of all the spots he could've claimed, he's set up camp right next to the Projecta battery management system. Coincidence? We think not.

We've tried everything to guide him back to nature. Gentle nudges. Open doors. A polite conversation about the great outdoors. His answer? He stays put, front-row to the smartest power setup he's likely ever seen. 🕸️⚡

So, meet our new unofficial mascot. He knows a good system when he finds one.

05/09/2026

Some road trips are worth taking just for where you end up.

The Barossa Valley, Margaret River and Hunter Valley each offer something completely different — from historic vineyards and bold Shiraz to coastal drives, local produce and long lunches overlooking the vines.

Three regions, plenty of reasons to hit the road.

Which one would you choose? Comment "Wineries" for the link!

04/09/2026

Running start to get into your lifted rig? Yeah… you can forget that.

Getting in and out of a lifted vehicle shouldn’t feel like a workout. That’s exactly why we created Clearview Swing Boards.

Unlike traditional side steps that simply drop straight down, Swing Boards drop down and swing outward — giving you a wider, more accessible stepping platform exactly where you need it.

And when you’re done? They tuck neatly back underneath the vehicle.

Built for everyday convenience, with:
• 300kg load capacity per step
• Safety cut-off when resistance is detected
• IP68-rated motors
• No new drilling required — mounts to existing factory holes
• Easy-clean design

Because getting into your rig should be easy.

Comment “Swing Boards” and we’ll send you the link.

03/09/2026

Clearview Towing Mirrors for the Isuzu MU-X — explained.

Thinking about upgrading your MU-X for towing? There are two Clearview styles to choose from: Next Gen or Compact.

Let’s break down the differences so you can decide which one suits your setup.

Next Gen or Compact — which one is right for you?

Both are designed specifically for the Isuzu MU-X and give you increased towing visibility, while keeping a practical look for everyday driving.

The Compact has a smaller, more streamlined footprint and a single large convex mirror for a wide field of view.

The Next Gen features a twin-mirror design, combining a large flat top mirror for accurate distance judgement with a lower convex mirror for a wider field of view.

So, if you prefer a cleaner, more factory-style look, Compact could be the one for you.

If you want maximum towing visibility and the versatility of a twin-mirror setup, Next Gen is the way to go.

Keep the features you already love.

Depending on your Isuzu MU-X variant and the features fitted to your vehicle, Clearview Mirrors can retain compatible factory functions including:

• Heated Glass
• 360° Camera Compatibility
• Power-Fold
• Blind Spot Monitoring
• Electric Mirror Adjustment
• And more

Important: These features are only available where they are already fitted to your vehicle as factory features. Clearview Mirrors cannot add new functionality that your vehicle did not originally have.

Make sure you select the correct mirror specification to retain the features available on your MU-X.

More visibility when you tow. Near-factory position when you don’t.

Both Next Gen and Compact Mirrors for the Isuzu MU-X extend up to 180mm to give you improved side visibility when towing.

Not towing? Simply slide them back into the standard driving position for a more compact setup.

With three driving positions, you can choose the amount of extension that suits your load — from everyday driving through to maximum extension for wider towing setups.

So… Next Gen or Compact?

Compact:
✓ Single large convex mirror
✓ Streamlined, factory-style footprint
✓ Wide field of view
✓ Up to 180mm extension
✓ Great for everyday driving + towing

Next Gen:
✓ T

29/08/2026

Want to get that famous selfie with a smiling quokka? Or swim alongside the ocean's largest fish without disrupting its natural environment? 📸

Pulling off these legendary Australian wildlife encounters takes a little bit of strategy. If you show up at the wrong time of day, or don't know the local safety boundaries, you might miss out entirely (or worse, stress out the animals).

We just dropped a complete guide to Australia’s most unforgettable wildlife spots, packed with the exact insider tips you need for a respectful, safe, and breathtaking experience.

Discover:

The simple camera trick to get a perfect photo with a quokka without getting in its face 📱

Why you need to look for "grey, fuzzy lumps" rather than moving animals 🌲

The strict distance rules you must follow when swimming with marine giants 🌊

Comment "wildlife" and we'll send you the link....

28/08/2026

Nothing beats an Outback Bar.

A morning coffee. A quick breakfast. A handy spot to set things down while you soak up the serenity.

The Clearview Easy Slide + Clip-On Tray make outdoor moments simple. Just slide it out, drop it down and clip it on, and you’re ready to enjoy your coffee, breakfast or whatever else the morning calls for.

Simple, practical and ready for your next adventure.

Want to check it out? Comment “CLEARVIEW” and we’ll send you the link.

28/08/2026

27/08/2026

Kia Tasman owners — Next Gen or Compact?

If you’re upgrading your Tasman for towing, there are two Clearview options to choose from, and the right one really comes down to how you want to use your vehicle.
Compact gives you a streamlined, factory-style look with a large single convex mirror for a wide field of view.

Next Gen takes visibility a step further with a twin-mirror design — a large flat top mirror for accurate distance judgement, plus a lower convex mirror for greater surrounding visibility.
Both styles are designed specifically for the Kia Tasman and extend up to 180mm when you need additional visibility around wider caravans, trailers, boats or other towing setups.
And when you're not towing? Simply slide them back towards the vehicle for everyday driving.
Depending on your Tasman variant and its existing factory equipment, Clearview Mirrors can also retain compatible features such as heated glass, power-fold, Blind Spot Monitoring, 360° camera compatibility, memory adjustment, electric adjustment and indicators.
Just remember: Clearview Mirrors can retain compatible factory features, but they cannot add functionality that wasn't originally fitted to your vehicle.
So, which would you choose?
Compact for the streamlined look, or Next Gen for the ultimate towing view?
Find the Kia Tasman Clearview Towing Mirrors at https://www.clearviewaccessories.com.au/kia/

27/08/2026

Rowan has clocked up an incredible 585,000km travelling around Australia with some of our very first Clearview Original Towing Mirrors fitted to his Toyota LandCruiser.

Hearing stories like this is pretty special, and it was fantastic to celebrate 20 years of Clearview with Rowan and hear a little more about his adventures along the way.

Thanks for your incredible support, Rowan. Here’s to many more kilometres and adventures ahead. Safe travels!

27/08/2026

When did a stranger's wave last make your whole day on the track?

It sounds small. A quick lift of two fingers off the steering wheel. A nod. A grin as you pass an oncoming 4wd on the beach. Costs nothing. Takes half a second.

You've probably seen it in different forms. The Jeep wave. The Y62 wave. Every tribe of vehicle has its own version of the same quiet signal—a kindred-spirit salute that says I see you, and we're in this together.

Why does such a tiny gesture hold so much weight?

Because it isn't really about the wave. It's about what sits behind it:

✅ Camaraderie — a reminder you're part of something bigger.
✅ Mutual respect — an acknowledgment that we share these tracks, and we share the moments.
✅ A common love of the lifestyle — the dust, the sand, the remoteness, the freedom that brought every one of us out here.

Skip it, and you're just another vehicle. Offer it, and you reinforce the spirit that keeps this whole community ticking.
So next time you see a 4wd coming the other way on a track, lift those fingers. It's a small deposit into a culture worth protecting.

👋 What's your wave—and which one do you reckon is the friendliest out on the tracks?