How to Adjust the Rearview Mirrors Most Appropriately for Subject Two?

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Antonio
07/29/25 6:06pm
Subject Two rearview mirror adjustment methods are as follows: 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 touching the ground is clearly visible. Right rearview mirror: Adjust vertically—since the driver's seat is on the left, observing the right side of the road is more challenging, 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. Central rearview mirror can be adjusted as needed: Due to differences in the driver's height and viewing angle, the adjustment of the central rearview mirror may vary; generally, adjust it so that your own reflection is horizontally cut on the left side of the mirror, but the driver should also make adjustments based on personal needs.
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