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Eisboch
 
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"Gould 0738" wrote in message
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Go with the mirrors.

And not just for backing.

How would you plan to make a safe lane change if you can't see what may be
alongside your rig?




For the past several years I've had a full sized 2500 series pickup for my
primary vehicle. Both of the trucks were equipped with large mirrors with
smaller wide angle inserts.

I recently traded to a smaller vehicle (2004 Durango - yup, it has a hemi)
and felt lost without the ability to see what was behind me. There is
actually a blind spot where, if someone is passing, you cannot see them at
all in the mirrors.

A trip to Auto Zone and the purchase of a couple of stick-on wide angle
mirrors solved the problem.

Eisboch

 
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