Does modifying folding mirrors harm the car?

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Modifying folding mirrors does not affect the car. When the mirrors are folded, they not only protect the mirror surface but also reduce the risk of being scratched while parking. Rearview mirrors can be categorized into two types based on their adjustment methods: 1. External adjustment: This method involves manually adjusting the mirror frame or surface while the car is parked to achieve the desired viewing angle. This approach is time-consuming and labor-intensive, making it difficult to complete conveniently in one go. The driver needs to reach outside the window to adjust the mirrors, which is inconvenient while driving or during rainy weather. Large vehicles, trucks, and low-end buses typically use external adjustment to reduce costs. 2. Internal adjustment: This method allows drivers to adjust the rearview mirrors while driving, providing more convenient conditions for observing the rear view. Most mid-range and high-end cars use internal adjustment, which is further divided into manual adjustment (via wire cable transmission or handle adjustment) and electric adjustment.