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How to adjust the rearview mirrors for reversing into the garage in Subject 2?

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MacPresley

07/24/25 7:29am

Subject 2 rearview mirror adjustment methods are as follows: 1. Left rearview mirror: Adjust vertically so that the sky and ground each occupy half of the mirror surface; adjust horizontally so that the car body occupies 1/4 of the mirror surface while ensuring the lowest point of the wheel is visible touching the ground. 2. Right rearview mirror: Adjust vertically—since the driver's seat is on the left, observing the right side of the road is more difficult, so the ground should occupy 3/4 of the mirror surface and the sky 1/4; adjust horizontally so that the car body occupies about 1/4 of the mirror surface. 3. Center rearview mirror can be adjusted as needed: The adjustment of the center rearview mirror may vary depending on the driver's height and viewing angle; generally, adjust it so that your own reflection is horizontally cut on the left side of the mirror, but the driver should also adjust it according to their own needs.

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HaydenFitz

08/11/25 3:12am

When I first started learning how to reverse into a parking space, I always felt like I couldn't clearly see the corner lines in the rearview mirrors. After repeated practice, I finally understood the key lies in adjusting the mirrors: sit in your normal driving position after getting in the car, don't move around, then adjust the left mirror so that the ground occupies most of the view, with just a small part of the car body visible - you must be able to see the outline of the rear wheel. The right mirror needs to be angled more steeply, also aligned with the rear wheel and ground line position. When reversing, align with the parking spot markers and turn the wheel - you'll glide right in smoothly. Remember to practice multiple times, and always check your position before the test, or you'll lose points instantly for crossing lines. Make this a habit in daily driving too - it's much safer. In short, properly adjusted mirrors are fundamental - don't skip this step, practice makes perfect.

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