Reasons for Not Seeing the Corner When Reversing into the Garage Too Late
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The reason for not seeing the corner when reversing into the garage too late is that the steering wheel is turned too early or too late, and the rearview mirror is not adjusted to the proper position. Adjusting the left rearview mirror: First, adjust the left rearview mirror. Lower the left rearview mirror to its lowest position. You should be able to see the left rear wheel in the left rearview mirror. The left front door handle should be positioned at the halfway point of the left rearview mirror vertically, with the car body occupying one-third of the mirror horizontally. Similarly, the right rearview mirror should also allow you to see the right rear wheel. Observing the left and right rearview mirrors: When the lower edge of the left rearview mirror aligns with the starting line, quickly turn the steering wheel fully to the right. In the right rearview mirror, ensure the distance between the car body and the garage corner is 30 centimeters. Without moving the steering wheel, reverse the car into the garage. Maintain a 30-centimeter distance between the car body and the garage lines on both sides. When observing the left and right rearview mirrors and seeing that the car body is parallel to the garage lines, straighten the steering wheel.