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Originally Posted by stealthn
I sort of agree with SM, but I adjust my mirrors and have not found a vehicle with a blind spot yet. You do not need to see the back of your car in the mirror.
Adjust them so the inside (carside) of the mirror is pointing parallel along your car on both sides and the angle out of the mirror covers the blind spots. It's hard to describe without pictures.
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Get in the middle lane of a highway and purposely go a little slow so you get passed on the right.
When a car is disappearing from your rearview it should already be showing up in the side view. As it's disappearing from side view you should be able to see out the passenger window.
If that's not happening then your mirrors are not adjusted correctly.
Most people adjust them too far in so you get blind spots.