I use the $2 blind spot mirrors to compensate for the wide angles.
When I started to learn how to drive back in '99, my uncle showed me a similar method where while seated, adjust the side mirrors enough to see the rear 'fenders' and a smidge more to not see it. I have to say that the $2 mirror investment, really does eliminate a lot of the 'blind' spot issues.
When I started to learn how to drive back in '99, my uncle showed me a similar method where while seated, adjust the side mirrors enough to see the rear 'fenders' and a smidge more to not see it. I have to say that the $2 mirror investment, really does eliminate a lot of the 'blind' spot issues.
