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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ttocs" data-source="post: 1494211" data-attributes="member: 11896">when backing up I am all mirrors, I am not even comfortable with the back up camera funny enough.  One of the places I installed stereos at had the worst location to get in and out of where we were an inch or two from a dumpster on one side and the garage door and the tool boxes on the other side so I became VERY good at backing in/out of tight places in cars I was not familiar with.  I was one of the few that put a car in my garage in AZ let alone 2.  These garages were small enough that I would pull my ranger in so the pass mirror would go between some shelves I had on that side and then I would back the mustang in also so the pass mirror was under the shelves on that side.  When I did it that way there was barely enough space to open both drivers doors as long as you didn't open them all the way...Honestly once you get use to the button mirrors on the side view you really do not need to look over the shoulder.  If you focus on the small button mirror you will see anything in the blindspot, meanwhile if there is a car further up out of the blind spot while your looking at the small mirror it looks huge</blockquote>