MarminUK wrote: ↑Sat Mar 06, 2021 9:09 am
BTW, you can get the mirrors to autodip to show the kerbs if that is a worry. I have an RD Pro, so am really OCD about the rims. I have the left mirror (UK) auto dip when I engage reverse so I can see that I am not going to scratch my alloys. I believe you can double click the mirror button or something to get the same effect.
Only on some specs though. My RDesign doesn't have auto mirrors I have to manually press the button to drop them.
I've found that the mirror's point of view is sufficiently wide to adjust them so I can see both the rear road in normal driving and the kerb when needing to park.
In normal driving if they are adjusted to you can see the road but not the sky (not many cars up there!) then that angle copes with the kerb without further adjustments.
Sorry, I thought it was standard, must be standard on RD Pro then.
