We all know the proper way of adjusting our sideviews to eliminate blindspots.
Example here
But I have seen variations of this too. Some people say to sit in your normal position and *not* lean over and then adjust them so you don't see your car anymore.
What about height? Currently, I cannot see the curb when I am backing into a (parallel) parking spot. I have to raise my body so I can stare down at the curb. What about when you are driving? Adjusting the up and down tilt of the side mirrors determines how far back you can see vehicles.
So what is everyone's personal techniques on adjusting? When you use the above technique, do you adjust up and down tilt so you see a sliver of the side of your car and the top rear corner? Or bottom rear corner? Or both?
Thanks for your time.
Example here
But I have seen variations of this too. Some people say to sit in your normal position and *not* lean over and then adjust them so you don't see your car anymore.
What about height? Currently, I cannot see the curb when I am backing into a (parallel) parking spot. I have to raise my body so I can stare down at the curb. What about when you are driving? Adjusting the up and down tilt of the side mirrors determines how far back you can see vehicles.
So what is everyone's personal techniques on adjusting? When you use the above technique, do you adjust up and down tilt so you see a sliver of the side of your car and the top rear corner? Or bottom rear corner? Or both?
Thanks for your time.