What is the reason for not being able to see the tire in the left rearview mirror of a car?

[Madison]

The reasons for not being able to see the tire in the left rearview mirror of a car are as follows: Issues with the car itself: The wheelbase of the two front wheels is too small, or the waistline of the car body is protruding. You can adjust the rearview mirror. Some cars have a feature where the rearview mirror tilts downward when reversing. If this feature is not available, adjust the rearview mirror to the downward position. Alternatively, you can install a small mirror on the rearview mirror and position it to see the tire. The left rearview mirror is not properly adjusted: This can also result in not being able to see the tire. In most cars, the driver's seat is on the left side, and the left rearview mirror is closest to the driver, making it easier to see the image in the left rearview mirror. Therefore, adjusting the left rearview mirror properly is important. Generally, the horizontal line should be placed at the midline of the rearview mirror, and the edge of the car body should be adjusted to occupy one-fourth of the mirror's image. Try to move the viewing angle of the rearview mirror downward so that the left rear tire is visible, which is the optimal visual position.