The blind spot cure is one of the best things you can have. I can always see my blind spot when merging or switching lanes and my car is really wide so I can always make sure I'm in the lines well.
I allow it if I’m vacation and we’re driving 😂😂. I do prefer only drinks with lids.. but restaurants usually don’t do that, unless it’s more expensive. I do have seat covers and plastic floor mats also.
6:54 If you're worried about the smell of the smoke in your car it may just be better to not smoke in your car. It isn't the ashes that make it smell bad. It's smoking in general Most of these seme pretty nice. I may have to try the light that displays an image on the ground
Hold on, that headrest. You start off saying it could save your head and neck in the event of a crash, then you quickly move on to "when you're done sleeping, just put it away." So which is it? For sleeping or for crashes?
It saves so much effort though. Instead of having to keep adjusting your mirrors every time you park, you can just leave a smaller mirror on them and have both viewing angles at all times. Unless you're saying you can set your side mirrors so they're always giving you a view of your wheels, in which case you don't know how to properly adjust your side mirrors. There's a very good reason why driving instructors use blind spot mirrors.
@@GR1FF3RK it's not for backing up, it's for parking, either forwards or backwards. If you can see your tires, you can see exactly where you are in the road and park much better. In a lot you can position yourself between the lines easier, and for parallel parking you can get closer to the side of the road without going onto the pavement.
@@GR1FF3RK you don't need to, no, although that has nothing to do with your mirrors and more to do with spatial awareness, but having a blind spot mirror just gives you more spatial awareness and so makes it easier.
Tire LED's are ILLEGAL while driving down American Roads in 99% of USA! Doing that is Ticket central!! If your on west coast for sure don't do that mod!!!
@@mckenzie6217 It basically has to do with being distracting while on the road. It’s fine to use on private property or while parked but not while driving on public roads(especially not at night)
That particular rearview mirror is ok it's just not as functional as say the rexxing m2 or m3 the m2 has a forward facing camera that protrudes from the rear to align to the side of the mirror hidden from view, the rear camera is remote located to the bumper, or the rear window and as for power, it has a hard wire option. Appreciate the rear cam function because the camera offers an outside high perspective view that the stock mirror is simply unable to match. I agree with the rearview mirror cam being the best upgrade I don't agree with the model suggested.
The m3 offers an added interior cam. All cameras on both models can record on demand, and will recognize and subsequently begin recording when an impact is perceived by the internal sensors. Parking mode, loop records all activity around the vehicle while parked. When in off or standby, the unit operates as a conventional mirror. Both models offer smart drive. A collision detection ai software that employs a forward collision protocol to alert the drive to seem and unseen hazards. As the M2 can only display one cam at a time. I usually hear the forward alerts, as I use the cam as a solution to see the rear of me better. The rearview mode offers lines as found on most rear camera systems that function is not required to view behind you full time. I haven't connected that wire. I believe it zooms the camera in to see behind you closer. I personally needed the view ASAP. DARK TINT. Also, the rearview camera does good in the window behind the tint. I wish I could upload images. I like it enough to buy my girlfriend the M3. She travels often and we'll the littles can be a handful in transit. I think it will create a safer driving environment for her and the girls. That camera being installed will be the first line in personal security when a person changes a few habits to the strengths of the quiet tech we can install today
I don't know but I can tell you to check state and local laws; some states have limits on auxiliary lamps and colors of them. Would suck to waste your money and pay a ticket on top of that. Been there, done that.
I’ve never seen anything more trashy and cheap than that ashtray. Besides, who still smokes in their car. Nothing more obnoxious than the smell of ash and smoke in a car.
They asked if you allow eating or drinking in your car, smoking will stink up your car no matter what you buy to stop it. I know I smoked for 30 years and quit 21 years ago. That tobacco smell permeates your car, seats, carpet, dash, headliner, even your clothes. I don't care if if you eat or drink in my car as long as you haven't been drinking, drunks always spill something even if it comes out of their mouths against their will. There will be NO SMOKING IN MY CAR, I carry a fire extinguisher in the trunk, fire up tobacco in my car, I'll put you out twice.
Well if someone buys a car, and that same person smokes it's entirely up to them. From the sound of you, if it was the choice between you as a passenger or a cigarette, I'm guess the marlboro would always win.
