Want to highlight this to see if others have experienced it. Takes a distinct set of circumstance to show it self.
On Motorway at motorway limits of 65-70 MPH in heavy rain and literally could not see the outside lane in wing mirror as the water off the windscreen and presume rain heading into, was washing along the drivers side window (reminiscent of a windscreen prior to wipers being activated)
This was not happening on the near side mirror so the rain being washed away by the wipers towards offside was you imagine the excess that created this issue.
When raised eased off this phenomenon dissipated as well and view to wing mirror went back to normal. But in that time, did not feel confident to change lane.
This is not something ever experienced in another car.
On inspection of the outside when stopped, there is a lip that protrudes and by looking at it, you would think forces excess water up and over the roof, but from what describing it obviously does not.
Like said, it takes a certain set of circumstances, so imagine many not experienced it, but thread is to highlight as something to be aware of and then capture any that experience similar.
On Motorway at motorway limits of 65-70 MPH in heavy rain and literally could not see the outside lane in wing mirror as the water off the windscreen and presume rain heading into, was washing along the drivers side window (reminiscent of a windscreen prior to wipers being activated)
This was not happening on the near side mirror so the rain being washed away by the wipers towards offside was you imagine the excess that created this issue.
When raised eased off this phenomenon dissipated as well and view to wing mirror went back to normal. But in that time, did not feel confident to change lane.
This is not something ever experienced in another car.
On inspection of the outside when stopped, there is a lip that protrudes and by looking at it, you would think forces excess water up and over the roof, but from what describing it obviously does not.
Like said, it takes a certain set of circumstances, so imagine many not experienced it, but thread is to highlight as something to be aware of and then capture any that experience similar.
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. The image in the mirror glass was very small and of limited value IMHO, and if they got knocked out of position (seemed to happen quite often - pedestrians walking past when parked up and brushing against them ), adjusting them involved a spanner and usually quite a few trips from the driver’s seat and back to the mirrors before they were in the ‘right’ position again.
