How to Set Up Automatic Folding of Rearview Mirrors When Locking the Car?

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VonElliot
07/24/25 4:35am
When the driver locks the car, the rearview mirrors automatically fold in. This not only protects the mirror surfaces but also reduces parking space, effectively avoiding scratches. Additionally, it prevents pedestrians from colliding with the mirrors, which could cause injury or damage to the mirrors. Below are the methods to set up automatic folding of rearview mirrors: 1. If the vehicle is equipped with a rearview mirror folding button, pressing this button will enable the exterior mirrors to fold automatically when the car is locked. 2. The folding function can also be activated through the multimedia interface. You can choose to have the mirrors fold automatically when locking the car in the vehicle settings or use the remote control button to fold them separately.
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LaEmmett
08/11/25 12:12am
I thought it was really cool when I set up this feature in my newly bought car. Usually, you need to download the vehicle manufacturer's app on your phone, like the BMW app I use. After logging into your account and connecting to the car's Bluetooth, you can find the 'Mirrors' option under 'Vehicle Settings,' then simply toggle the 'Auto Fold on Lock' switch. If you accidentally make a mistake, it will pop up with prompts to guide you step by step. Remember, this feature protects your mirrors from getting scratched in tight parking spaces—especially super useful in crowded urban areas—and saves you the hassle of manually folding them every time you lock the car. But of course, this only works if your car supports app control.
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