Narrow garage solutions?

JLarson

Solid advice but as the OP points out, he's worried primarily about his wife.

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BettyZ

As he should. Wives are always jealous of the mistress

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RonRizz

Hmm... I didn't see the OP mention a wife anywhere in the mix?????

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Shoeshear

It was actually the second poster (not OP) who mentioned that.

OP, just try to find a parking method that suits you and get comfy +/- mirrors to your taste. I actually find it easier to back in the car really tight to a wall on the passenger side (that way I can still get out), because you can use the mirror to see down the side of the car. I can usually park within 4 inches or so of the fender and the wall with this method. That's just me though.