driver side mirror
I am 6' 4" tall, and I am unable to adjust the exterior mirror on the driver's side so that I can see cars down the road behind me. It is okay if I scoot down in the seat a couple of inches.
I have seen strap-on mirrors for those folks towing a wide trailer. But is there a clip-on mirror to clip atop the existing mirror that can be adjusted to permit me to see the vehicles following me?
Ron
I have seen strap-on mirrors for those folks towing a wide trailer. But is there a clip-on mirror to clip atop the existing mirror that can be adjusted to permit me to see the vehicles following me?
Ron
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They make different styles of convex mirrors to help you see your blind spots. They give you a better field of vision. They might help you out a little bit.
Or you could see if you can find a pair of aftermarket mirrors that might better suit your needs.
Or you could see if you can find a pair of aftermarket mirrors that might better suit your needs.
"They make different styles of convex mirrors to help you see your blind spots. They give you a better field of vision."
"They" does not mean GM nor Chevrolet; at least the persons I have talked to have not offered any such solution.
I havenot given up on a "clip-on" mirror, but that sees non-existant. There are strap on for those towing a wide trailer, but the extra width is not what I had in mind.
Looking at the web, I am not certain what the individual mirror does.
Convex mirrors do have the "the object may be closer than it appears" warning to be concerned with unless a normal mirror is included.
Ron
"They" does not mean GM nor Chevrolet; at least the persons I have talked to have not offered any such solution.
I havenot given up on a "clip-on" mirror, but that sees non-existant. There are strap on for those towing a wide trailer, but the extra width is not what I had in mind.
Looking at the web, I am not certain what the individual mirror does.
Convex mirrors do have the "the object may be closer than it appears" warning to be concerned with unless a normal mirror is included.
Ron
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