Can the rearview mirror pivot be replaced if it's broken?
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The rearview mirror pivot needs to be replaced, and you can go to a 4S shop for replacement. Here is some information about rearview mirrors: The rearview mirror is a tool that allows the driver to directly obtain external information about the rear, sides, and below the car while seated in the driver's seat. For the convenience of the driver's operation, to prevent traffic safety accidents, and to ensure personal safety, all countries stipulate that cars must be equipped with rearview mirrors, and all rearview mirrors must be adjustable in direction. Here are the types of rearview mirrors: 1. Interior rearview mirror: The interior rearview mirror is designed to allow the driver to confirm the rear situation without significantly changing the forward line of sight while driving. 2. Exterior rearview mirror: Passenger cars generally mount the exterior rearview mirror on the door. 3. Under-mirror: This allows the driver to see areas outside the front and rear wheels under the car body in the mirror directly in front of the driver's seat. It enables the driver to check whether there are people or obstacles near the front and rear wheels and the sides of the car when reversing or starting forward, thereby avoiding injury to people or damage to objects and the vehicle, providing convenience and safety to the driver.
I had this issue with my previous car—the rotating part of the rearview mirror broke, and the mirror wobbled while driving, which was really scary. Can it be replaced? Absolutely! I drove straight to the repair shop, and after inspection, the mechanic said the pivot was severely worn. They took some time to replace it with a new part. The cost was around 100 to 200 yuan, not too expensive. However, it’s best not to delay too long, as it can affect visibility, especially at night or in rainy weather. After the repair, everything was back to normal—stable and secure. I think the money was well spent. I recommend checking the rearview mirror regularly—don’t underestimate small issues, as safe driving is the top priority.
