Before you hit the road in your RV, it’s crucial for your safety and that of other drivers and pedestrians that you reduce the number and size of blind spots along the side of your rig. That can be difficult with some vehicles, as window panes and similar components might limit your ability to see the entirety of side and tow RV mirrors. So in this lesson, RV expert Dave Solberg teaches you the best way to eliminate blind spots caused by misdirected RV mirrors. With his help, you should have no trouble making your rig road ready!
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