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For the blind spots, you don't really need the stick-on mirrors; I just pulled up next to a car parked on the street and adjusted the passenger side mirror so
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For the blind spots, you don't really need the stick-on mirrors; I just pulled up next to a car parked on the street and adjusted the passenger side mirror so that I could see the car in the side mirror when I couldn't see it in the rear mirror. It's angled out almost all the way, but the mirrors are large and I can see quite a bit of area in them.
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