Nice Report, let us know how you make out with the vibration.
If I'm not mistaken, the sideview mirrors tilt down which would also help you in the parallel parking exercise. Sounds like you mastered parallel parking without it though!...
What really surprised me, pleasantly, was the backup camera. The first time I attempted to parallel park, I didn't even look over my shoulder as I backed into the space. I just followed the grid lines and watched the car behind me get closer. On one try, I did a perfect park job, a few inches from the curb and parallel, leaving about three feet between me and the other car. Amazing. It's also great when backing out of a parking lot space, just to insure no one or nothing is right behind you.
Nice Report, let us know how you make out with the vibration.
I worried at first that my mirror wasn't dimming... but then I worked out that it's just not as sensitive as my past auto-dimming mirrors.I've noticed the same about my mirror not seeming to dim....I just attributed it to the fact that there is a pretty dark tint on the rear window anyway and it not being bright enough to trigger it?....I didn't find that the lights were distractingly bright in the mirror anyway. (I had a mirror in a previous vehicle which was self dimming and I'd tinted the back window and back side windows very dark so it never dimmed after that either)
An update on the vibration issue: The technician went with me on Friday's test drive and felt the small vibration. They did something called Road Force Tracking on all four wheels and said they were 16 lbs. each, which was not near the 23 lb. limit, but still a little on the high side. They were able to reduce it to 6 lbs., which they said was near perfect. I don't know what all that means, but I'm happy!