I like my mirrors aimed to see the whole lane next to me, line to line. When I see a vehicle leaving the rear view, their already in my side mirror. Someone I know thinks you should be able to see the side of your truck in the mirrors. I think that "his way" a car in the "outside portion" of that line is not as visible. And a bike in the lane next you you is toast.

 

That's my favorite position Too. Except I'll lay the seat back and position the rearview so I can see everything.

 

You asked for it...

Gotta have the mirror centered and the little round (moon?) mirrors attached to the outside mirrors.

I won't get dirty...

I'll let the other dogs do it.

Mark

 

Got one of those Lane Changer Mirrors on my rearview mirror, i can see everything around the back of my truck while still being able to see my son in the rear bench messing around. Dont have to move around as much to see. The side mirrors, got them so that all i see is the lanes next to me.

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98 F-150 SC XLT 4.6, Westin nerf bars, deflector shield II, Vent Visors, 55" chest box, Kenwood stereo, more in the near future

 

Well now that you got my attention, I put my mirrors so I can just barely see the sides of the truck.
I do this so I know the side mirrors aren't way off and gives a reference point when using the mirrors.

 

I like just about all the positions and the mirrors on the ceiling.

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'95 Eddie Bauer F-150 SC & '64 Falcon/Ranchero
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David
'99 F150 XLT SC, STYLESIDE
4X4 ORP 5.4L, AUTOMATIC,
139wb, Rhino, K&N,
BugGuard, RainGuards
Superchip

 

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