[mjbailey]

Does anyone know of a way to prevent the driver's side mirror from tilting down while keeping the function operational for the pass mirror? In my other car, a BMW 328, only the pass tilts down and in my former Lexus GS I could choose which mirror tilted down.

 

[generaltso]

I'm guessing you mean when reversing. There's no way to have only one tilt. It's both or neither. I didn't find it very useful, so I just turned it off.

 

[gory]

Cool. Didn't know about that. My 08 Odyssey Touring had a switch for left/right control, but you could NOT select both, which I wish was available. Now I'll get my wish.

 

[mjbailey]

Ugh, in NYC it is helpful for parallel parking, but it is also frustrating because you cant see who is rushing up on you on the driver's side.

 

[generaltso]

Ugh, in NYC it is helpful for parallel parking, but it is also frustrating because you cant see who is rushing up on you on the driver's side.

I guess you could just use Active Park Assist for parallel parking and leave the mirrors focused on the road to see if anyone's rushing you. I'm not overly impressed with it's ability to perpendicular park, but parallel parking works pretty well.

 

[PacificaJohn]

Does anyone know of a way to prevent the driver's side mirror from tilting down while keeping the function operational for the pass mirror? In my other car, a BMW 328, only the pass tilts down and in my former Lexus GS I could choose which mirror tilted down.

I agree. I really like it for the passenger side but wish I could turn off the driver's side. Compromises I guess but still...
john

 

[mjbailey]

There is just not enough time to use active park in NYC. The horns come blaring and you will be eaten by the savages...... It is just too slow when searching for a spot.