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> Like with rear-view cameras, it's not uncommon in heavy snow for it to be obscured. In heavy snow, this can also happen to mirrors and your rear window. Usua
by CDRdude 7y ago
> Like with rear-view cameras, it's not uncommon in heavy snow for it to be obscured.
In heavy snow, this can also happen to mirrors and your rear window. Usually you open the driver door so you can look behind you.
- organsnyder 7y agoOne of our cars doesn't have heated mirrors. It's not uncommon for the mirrors to be unusable during the winter, especially in the morning and after any amount of ice accumulation.
- behringer 7y agoI use my scraper on them. It's very dangerous to drive without mirrors.
- cannonedhamster 7y agoWe can barely get people to clean the snow off their cars before driving on highways. Not sure the tech is the real problem with snow rain, and other weather.
- organsnyder 7y agoWhen the ice is really glazed on, it's difficult to scrape it all off; and I'm nervous about damaging the linkage in the adjusting mechanism. Thankfully, I finally have space in the garage that this winter it won't be an issue.