What does the car mirror button mean?

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Amy
07/25/25 5:07pm
Car mirror refers to the electric adjustment button for the rearview mirror. The usage method is: 1. Rotate the button to the L position, move the button left and right to adjust the angle of the left rearview mirror; 2. Rotate the button to the R position, move the button left and right to adjust the angle of the right rearview mirror; 3. After adjustment, rotate the button to the middle position. Types of rearview mirrors include: interior rearview mirror, exterior rearview mirror, and downward-view mirror. The function of the rearview mirror: to reflect the situation behind, beside, and below the car, allowing the driver to indirectly see these positions clearly, expanding the driver's field of vision, and increasing the safety of reversing and driving.
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FrankRose
08/11/25 10:04pm
When I first started learning to drive, the 'mirror' button in the car confused me a bit. It's actually the control for the rearview mirrors. Usually located on the inner side of the door or near the steering wheel in some models, it adjusts the angle of the left and right mirrors. For example, pressing it selects either the left or right mirror, and then you can use the directional buttons to move the mirror surface up, down, left, or right, ensuring a clear view of the side and rear while driving. This is very practical, especially when parking to adjust the angle and avoid scratches. I also learned that some cars have a mirror heating function for rainy or winter days, which removes fog with a single press. Developing the habit of checking the mirrors before driving enhances safety. If beginners aren't sure how to use them, they can refer to the owner's manual or ask a friend to demonstrate, to avoid accidents caused by blind spots. Remember, regularly cleaning the mirrors is also important. Driving isn't just about skill; these small details can make the journey safer and more reassuring.
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