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Originally Posted by t vago
You'll lose your rear view mirror, unless you opt to use one of them back-up cameras. Personally, it'd be like driving a service van. They normally don't have any rear view to speak of, either. It's pretty easy to get used to. I've been driving with an aerocap for 4 months now, with no rear-view mirror related issues.
Your side mirrors will become more important to you. Then again, they should already be important to you.
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Few know how to use mirrors, it seems. Any discussion of traveling legally at slower than the upper limit seems to try to dodge the use of mirrors in a new, expanded way by rationalization [denial] versus skill acquisition. Here, RV boards, and other vehicle enthusiast boards, all too many are adamant about fearing the loss of sheeple coloration.
To the point: consider the OEM towing mirrors. The "loss" of mpg may be next to nothing, especially compared to the gains of the aerolid. A win all around (as trucks are expected to be loaded or towing as central to their function).
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