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Originally Posted by SlowNCurious
Do you guys have trouble when your on the road with the blind spots on the car? Whenever I am trying to change lanes, I am finding it very difficult to see my blind spots due to the size of the mirrors and I cannot place the smaller circle mirror because the mirrors are small as it is lol.
Anybody figure out a way to see when a car is literally right next to you by your blind spot?
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The guys at Car Talk did a great bit on how to properly adjust your side mirrors. I have used their technique for years. In the beginning it is difficult to understand what you are seeing, but it is worth learning.
1. Adjust your left side mirror so that you have it at the right height, then move it OUTward until you can no longer see the side of your car.
2. Adjust your right side mirror by leaning over so that your head is in the center of the console, then adjust the right mirror so that the view from that position is the same as it was originally when you sat straight up in the driver's seat.
Now you have a good view of both blind spots (not perfect, but very good). You have a panoramic view of what's behind you if you use all three mirrors. The rearview mirror handles the center of the road, and each side mirror catches the side it is on.
Unlike the traditional setting, the images don't really overlap.