
First, rotate the knob to the left or right rearview mirror button, and then you can adjust the desired mirror in all directions. Around the knob, there is a "0" mark, which means idle. When the knob is aligned to idle, there is no need to worry about other settings being disturbed. The correct adjustment method should be that the rearview mirror is parallel to the horizon, and the horizon should be in the center of the mirror at 1/2 position.

Adjusting the rearview mirrors of the Lavida is actually quite simple! Having driven for several years, I’d like to share my experience: There’s a rotary switch on the driver’s door—you’ll need to start the ignition or power on the vehicle for the electric adjustment to work. The knob usually has options for the left (L) and right (R) mirrors. Turn it to L to adjust the left mirror and R for the right one. Then, use the joystick or small buttons to adjust the mirror angle, ensuring you can clearly see the edge of your car and vehicles behind you to avoid blind spots. It’s best to park the car in a safe place while adjusting to prevent any shaking that could affect visibility. Additionally, the Lavida’s mirrors may have a heating function, which is very useful in rainy weather—the switch is likely near the air control panel. Remember, setting the angle too high will only show the sky, while too low will only show the ground. Test-drive to find the optimal position—it’s crucial for driving safety, something beginners often overlook. Make it a habit to check the mirrors before every drive to prevent rear-end collisions!

When driving the Lavida, I found that adjusting the rearview mirrors requires some skill, especially for family use. The adjustment buttons are usually located on the inner side of the door panel, and the operation should be gentle: for example, when adjusting the left mirror, select the L gear, then use the directional buttons to move the mirror up, down, left, or right. I prefer setting it so that I can see a small part of my own door handle—this ensures a comprehensive rear view while also helping to identify the position of other vehicles. If the Lavida had a memory function, it would be much more convenient. For instance, after my wife drives and then I take over, a single button press could restore the original position, saving the hassle of readjusting. Don’t forget to check if the mirrors are clean while adjusting, as dust can affect clarity. Also, adjust them in combination with the seat position to ensure a comfortable driving posture before synchronizing the mirror settings. For nighttime driving, adjust them slightly higher to avoid glare. I always make sure to adjust them before long trips—though it may seem minor, it’s crucial for avoiding collisions during lane changes.

Adjusting the Lavida's rearview mirrors comes down to hands-on practice. The interior knob or switch directly controls the mirror direction—I got the hang of it after a few tries: turn left for the left mirror, right for the right mirror, then fine-tune with the button until the rear road occupies about two-thirds of the mirror surface. The Lavida's power mirrors respond sensitively, so avoid excessive force. After adjustment, test reversing on flat ground to check blind spot coverage. Poor angles can dangerously obscure your view while moving. I also routinely check the mirror heating switch—usually on the AC panel or a separate button—which defogs for safer rainy-day driving. If the mirror sticks occasionally, don’t force it; just visit the dealership for lubrication. A simple adjustment makes driving much more reassuring.

Adjusting the rearview mirror should be done steadily. I've learned a lot from my Lavida: locate the knob or control panel inside the car, first identify L or R, move the button not too quickly, adjust it step by step to the right angle. I'm used to setting it to see a little bit of the rear wheel position, which makes lane changing more accurate. Beginners adjusting too steeply can easily miss details. Don't forget that the Lavida may have an electric folding function, with a one-button switch to retract or extend the mirror, protecting it from being hit when parked; after adjustment, try to coordinate the inner and outer rearview mirrors, with the interior mirror assisting to reduce blind spots. Combining the reversing radar to adjust the rearview mirror works better. I check it before every snowfall, and if the heating starts quickly, there's no worry. Develop a habit of regular cleaning to avoid scratches on the mirror surface affecting visibility.

Adjusting the rearview mirror on the Lavida is easy and can be done in just a few steps. Use the interior adjustment switch to select L or R for the corresponding mirror, then move the button to adjust the mirror angle for a clear view of the rear vehicles and road lines at a glance. From my daily driving experience, setting the mirror too high or too low can be dangerous. The standard position is to have the car body occupy about one-third of the mirror, with the ground extending further to help judge distance. Some Lavida models feature memory settings for the rearview mirrors, allowing different drivers to store their preferred positions with the same button, which is very convenient. After adjustment, it's important to check additional functions like heating and defrosting to ensure clear visibility in all seasons. It's safer to adjust the mirrors when parked rather than while driving to avoid distractions. As a side note, aligning the rearview mirrors with the seat and steering wheel can enhance the overall driving experience—practice makes it a habit.


