Power Folding Mirrors?

I currently own a Land Rover Discovery and am considering trading up to an H2 this year.

Took a used one out for a test ride at a friend's GMC dealership and loved it but I have one concern....it just BARELY fits in my garage heightwise and will only fit width wise if I fold both mirrors in. The truck I drove didn't have power folding mirrors. The Hummer site mentions it as an option but I didn't know if they were power mirrors that fold only manually or if they actually fold in towards the body with the touch of a button.

I really can't live with having to get out of the truck or climb over the colsole to fold the passenger side mirror in every time I enter the garage.

If GM doesn't offer mirrors that fold automatically, are there aftermarket kits available? So far I haven't found any after some preliminary searches.

I can't beleive there aren't many others out there with this problem.

Thanks gang...

-John

They ALL come with factory power folding mirrors.

great...thanks. Not sure how to explain why this one didn't....must have been user error. :banghead

Thanks again!

-J

Hi John! Same problem with our garage.

Here's the good news...

One click of a button on the driver's armrest folds both the driver and passenger mirror in automatically. It's standard equipt on all H2s.

The mirror settings are saved as part of the Driver 1 or Driver2 codes, so they will automatically unfold back to the correct position for each driver. You'll never have to adjust them manually.

The only thing I can think of that may over-ride the folded mirrors is enabling the 'tilt down mirrors' driver setting. That's something you would want to test before backing out of the garage!! My husband and I disabled the tilt setting which is done easily in the driver1, driver2 setting program.

The step-rails (ours are the non-removable version) don't interfere width-wise - if the truck fits with mirrors folded in, it fits.

In the beginning, I had a little trouble lining up when pulling in - not much room for error (3 inches on each side). We hung a piece of rope on the exterior of the garage door that lined up with the left hood pull. After a bit of getting used to, the rope's no longer required. Just FYI - in case your wife will be drivin!

Hope this helps! Good luck with the purchase of your dream machine - you're gonna LOVE it!

FlyGirl