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About non-standard techniques that help maintain the car in a normal technical and aesthetic condition, car owners learn most often during personal communication with each other. Portal “AvtoVzglyad”
What do most car owners do with their car’s mirrors that keep them stuck in the parking lot? The correct answer is folding. Or this task is taken over by the vehicle’s “smart” electronics. Many modern cars have the option of automatic folding mirrors when the car is in alarm or when the standard immobilizer is activated. At the same time, the vast majority of car owners are convinced that rear-view mirrors pressed to the body in the parking lot are a necessity. It is possible to agree with this statement, but only in part.
So, for example, if the car is parked parallel to the curb on the street, folding mirrors are a boon. At least the one who turns out to be looking at the roadway. After all, an excellent “burdock” can demolish a reckless passing driver. In addition, dirt from under the wheels of a moving vehicle flies onto the open mirror. Who likes to wipe the dried streaks of street dirt off the mirror afterwards? In general, when parallel parking on the street, it makes sense to fold the rear-view mirrors. But in the case of cars parked sideways, for example, nearby or in the parking lot, removing the mirrors will make things worse for yourself. Don’t worry if you let them stick out, you’ll come back and find out something happened to them. Vice versa!
Think back to yourself, when you park next to a car with the mirrors not removed – what are your actions? You maneuver, creating a larger gap between your car and a standing car: after all, you need to take into account not only the dimensions of its body, but also protruding elements – mirrors. In addition, they are also laid out near your car, different how to drive … So you will simply be forced to park your car a little further from the side of an already parked vehicle – all because of the protruding mirrors. But do not rush to get drunk and scold the owner of that car in absentia. After all, with the side mirrors folded out, he forced you (and other car owners) to park your cars at a slightly greater distance from his vehicle.
This is primarily useful from the point of view of preserving the paint on the doors and fenders. After all, if the cars are almost close to each other, when getting out, the open door often collides with the door of a neighboring car. As a result, the paint suffers: flakes appear, corrosion can occur. And when cars (thanks to protruding mirrors) are parked sideways for a little longer, the chance of your car being kicked out by a clumsy co-driver or his passenger is a lot smaller. Therefore, experienced drivers leave the “tangles” of their cars unclean.
What do most car owners do with their car’s mirrors that keep them stuck in the parking lot? The correct answer is folding. Or this task is taken over by the vehicle’s “smart” electronics. Many modern cars have the option of automatically folding mirrors when the car is in alarm or when the standard immobilizer is activated. At the same time, the vast majority of car owners are convinced that rear-view mirrors pressed to the body in the parking lot are a necessity. It is possible to agree with this statement, but only in part.
So, for example, if the car is parked parallel to the curb on the street, folding mirrors are a boon. At least the one who turns out to be looking at the roadway. After all, an excellent “burdock” can demolish a reckless passing driver. In addition, dirt from under the wheels of a moving vehicle flies onto the open mirror. Who likes to wipe the dried streaks of street dirt off the mirror afterwards? In general, when parallel parking on the street, it makes sense to fold the rear-view mirrors. But in the case of cars parked sideways, for example, nearby or in the parking lot, removing the mirrors will make things worse for yourself. Don’t worry if you let them stick out, you’ll come back and find out something happened to them. Vice versa!
Think back to yourself, when you park next to a car with the mirrors not removed – what are your actions? You maneuver, creating a larger gap between your car and a standing car: after all, you need to take into account not only the dimensions of its body, but also protruding elements – mirrors. In addition, they are also laid out near your car, different how to drive … So you will simply be forced to park your car a little further from the side of an already parked vehicle – all because of the protruding mirrors. But do not rush to get drunk and scold the owner of that car in absentia. After all, with the side mirrors folded out, he forced you (and other car owners) to park your cars at a slightly greater distance from his vehicle.
This is primarily useful from the point of view of preserving the paint on the doors and fenders. After all, if the cars are almost close to each other, when getting out, the open door often collides with the door of a neighboring car. As a result, the paint suffers: flakes appear, corrosion can occur. And when cars (thanks to protruding mirrors) are parked sideways for a little longer, the chance of your car being kicked out by a clumsy co-driver or his passenger is a lot smaller. Therefore, experienced drivers leave the “tangles” of their cars unclean.
Source: Avto Vzglyad
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