By The Mito Corp. Team
Used to be that a rear-view mirror was just that — a way to see what was behind. Nowadays, with back-up cameras, navigation, even communication, a rear-view mirror helps drivers look forward, as well.
Embedded digital screens with information pop up in a section of the mirror when the driver needs it. And these mirrors automatically dim when other vehicles’ lights try to blind the driver.
Because modern technology can incorporate more into smaller hardware spaces, rear-view mirrors have the ability to give more and more vehicles the modern necessities drivers can mostly get from the aftermarket.
Mito Corp., Elkhart, Ind., provides this Gentex OE auto-dimming mirror with 3.5” RCD display, OnStar retention and Directus Prodigy One navigation as a step-by-step How-To for installers to be able to provide their customers with the latest driver-assist technologies. Here, the mirror system is installed on a 2011 Chevy Silverado. As always, because similar products in the marketplace might be available to installers, it’s advisable to contact the supplier or manufacturer with any technical or product questions you might have before installing.