What is the appropriate position for adjusting rearview mirrors when reversing into a parking space?

[HazelRose]

First, adjust the right rearview mirror: The upper edge should allow visibility of the rear door handle, while ensuring the front door handle is centered in the mirror (vertically). The car body should occupy 1/4 of the mirror's area (the less, the better; too small may cause the ground lines to appear differently compared to the left mirror). This allows for better visibility to the right. Left rearview mirror adjustment: Refer to the right mirror, but the left mirror has an additional function—during parallel parking, you need to see the left rear wheel. Therefore, you must ensure that you can see the left rear wheel by leaning forward slightly. No matter what, you must be able to see the left rear wheel for easier parallel parking (turning the wheel fully when the left rear wheel aligns with the line ensures successful parking, but pay attention to the car's angle, which should be around 40 degrees). Reversing into the parking space: Sometimes, the parking lot lacks the front line, so you can only rely on the rear line. In this case, observe the left rearview mirror with the front handle centered vertically. While reversing, watch the left rearview mirror, and when the front door handle aligns with the rear line, stop. However, individual height and seat position may vary slightly, but the door handle and mirror positions remain consistent.