In this episode of Andy's Auto Sport TV, we feature different types of aftermarket mirrors, from OEM-style replacements to towing mirrors and sport mirrors. Video highlights include:

*At 0:34, we go over the different mirror options available to you depending on your type of vehicle.

*At 1:55, we install a set of D-Lab OEM-style replacement mirrors on our project Acura Integra.

*At 3:19, we install a set of extendable towing mirrors from CIPA onto our project Ford F250.

*At 5:46, we install a set of Street Scene signal sport mirrors on our project Chevy C1500.

In this video, we'll explore the different types of sidesteps available for your truck or SUV, as well as the benefits of each. We also install a set of AMP Research power retracting PowerStep running boards. Video highlights include:

*At 0:36, we talk about tubular nerf bars and their variations, including cab-length and wheel-to-wheel lengths.

*At 1:10, we talk about single side steps and what "universal fit" means.

*At 1:25, we explain what running boards are, as well as the various finishes available.

*At 1:44, we introduce AMP Research's amazing retracting PowerStep running boards, and install them on our project Ford F250.

*At 7:27, we show you our new AMP Research PowerSteps in action and explain its features.

*At 8:23, we talk about what to look for and expect when shopping for sidesteps on AndysAutoSport.com.

This is an Andy's Auto Sport TV episode where we give you all the basics to help you choose what kind of grille to buy. We explain the difference between cut-out grilles and bolt-over grilles. We also talk about grille shells, and we show installation examples for each one.

In this video, we talk all about bull bars and grille guards, and why they make a great addition to your truck or SUV. Items of interest in this video include:

*At 0:12, we go over the basics of grille guards and bull bars and talk about their construction - mild steel, stainless steel, or aluminum - and the different finishes available - polished, powder-coated, or chrome-plated.

*At 0:30, we talk about how grille guards are a great way to protect the front of your truck, including your headlights.

*At 0:58, we explain what winch guards are, and how they can help get you out of any sticky situations.

*At 1:15, we talk about bull bars, which are a smaller version of grille guards.

*At 1:45, we talk about more advantages of grille guards for commercially used trucks, including ranch trucks.

*At 2:13, we introduce you to Westin grille guards and their features, then install a Westin grille guard on our project Ford F250.