How to Adjust Rearview Mirror Position?
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When adjusting the rearview mirror, pay attention to positioning the door handle at the intersection of the "midpoint vertically and the one-third line towards the car side." Additionally, adjustment methods vary across different car models, so ensure clear visibility of the vehicle's spacing and trajectory. Below are detailed instructions: 1. Left-side rearview mirror adjustment: For vertical positioning, the ground should occupy the center of the mirror surface. For horizontal positioning, aim to have the car body occupy 1/4 of the mirror while ensuring visibility of the lowest point where the rear wheel contacts the ground. 2. Right-side rearview mirror adjustment: Since the driver's seat is on the left, it's harder to monitor the right side of the vehicle. Therefore, for vertical positioning, the ground should occupy 2/3 of the mirror surface, with visibility of the wheel arch (the curved, protruding part above the wheel resembling an eyebrow). Horizontally, adjust so the car body occupies 1/4 of the mirror. 3. Central rearview mirror adjustment: Adjust the left/right position so the mirror's left edge aligns with your right ear in the reflection. Normally, you shouldn't see yourself in the central mirror. For vertical positioning, place the distant horizon at the mirror's center.