[stlmo]

All the specs for the 2018 Touring says it has memory mirrors for driver 1 and 2, but it doesn't seem to work. My 2012 Pilot has this feature, with auto down in reverse. Is this working for anyone else?

 

[TEXASCRVs]

Please see page 192 of the Owner's Manual. The CR-V does not appear to have memory mirrors, just memory seats.

 

[imwato]

Please see page 192 of the Owner's Manual. The CR-V does not appear to have memory mirrors, just memory seats.

Yep, mine it does not, just tilting while driving in reverse.


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[stlmo]

Yea, i see that now. I just bought mine a few weeks ago. I was looking at all the specs online before buying, and it was listed as memory mirrors. If you do a search for the 2018 touring, the specs still say that. Oh well, it would have been nice.

 

[jdcrv]

Yep, mine it does not, just tilting while driving in reverse.


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Are you sure about that? Mine don't tilt in reverse and I'm not sure that has been added since my 17 came out. Or, maybe you have a pilot you were referring to.

 

[JB in AZ]

Are you sure about that? Mine don't tilt in reverse and I'm not sure that has been added since my 17 came out. Or, maybe you have a pilot you were referring to.

Could be that poster is in Canada, or another region. The US 5th Gen CR-Vs don't have memory or tilting mirrors. Equipment and features vary by region.

That's why it is very helpful for members here to post in their profile or signature where they are located, and the year and trim of their CR-Vs.

 

[imwato]

Are you sure about that? Mine don't tilt in reverse and I'm not sure that has been added since my 17 came out. Or, maybe you have a pilot you were referring to.

Nop CRV, Set the mirror control button to the right .. then drive in reverse.. if you want to disable it just leave the button in the center position.. I believe all trims have that feature.. I might be wrong though..


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[JB in AZ]

Nop CRV, Set the mirror control button to the right .. then drive in reverse.. if you want to disable it just leave the button in the center position.. I believe all trims have that feature.. I might be wrong though..


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What country do you live in?

 

[imwato]

What country do you live in?

New Zealand, that’s why I said ... “I might be wrong” ...


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[crv383]

Wow! NZ gets better mirrors AND an CVT auxiliary tranny fluid cooler. Honda USA, what a bunch of __'s.

 

[metsfan84]

I wish the CR-V had memory mirrors. To me, that is a much better feature than memory seating, because I always find that when I switch the mirrors back when my wife was the last driver, I'm never happy with the placement and continually adjust them throughout the drive until they're perfect. But I guess Honda holds back features to differentiate Acura.

 

[imwato]

I wish the CR-V had memory mirrors. To me, that is a much better feature than memory seating, because I always find that when I switch the mirrors back when my wife was the last driver, I'm never happy with the placement and continually adjust them throughout the drive until they're perfect. But I guess Honda holds back features to differentiate Acura.

Yeah, same here. That’s definitely a must have in our next car... but that’s is not in our plans for the next ..hopefully 5 years


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[metsfan84]

If I'm not mistaken, I remember reading that the new Passport will have memory mirrors, and the Odyssey has them too, so maybe it'll trickle down to all of the new Honda models within the next few years.

 

[ronno3346]

Yes. I fear that is correct. Something I never even thought to check. Seems such a no brainer that the mirrors should also be part of then memory. They have the motors, all it would need is a few bits of wire to go to the computer module and a few memory bits which are probably there anyway. Probably more of a "we have to give customers a reason to buy an RDX too".