Where to Aim Viewing Angle of Towing Mirrors
Published 10/20/2015 >
Question:
I am wondering what strainers recommondation is on how a trailer/towing mirror should be adjusted? For safe towing and backing, what zone should the mirrors be aimed at?
asked by: Galen
Expert Reply:
When using the towing mirrors part # KS3891 I would recommend having the viewing angle aimed to where you can see a small portion of the trailer and then several feet to the side of the trailer as well. This will give you the best overall viewing angle for everyday use.
If you find yourself in a tight backing-up situation you can also adjust the mirrors out if needed, but typically turning around and watching the trailer directly will be your best option.
Also, the viewing angle of the mirrors is somewhat personal preference. I would start where I referenced and then adjust as you feel necessary.
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K-Source Universal Towing Mirror - Clip On - Convex Mirror - Qty 1
- Towing Mirrors
- Clip-On Mirror
- Manual
- Single Mirror
- Universal Fit
- Fits Driver Side
- Fits Passenger Side
- K Source
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