Cameras & parking sensors
Poor rear visibility, a tight parking garage or a dispute after a collision: each calls for a different solution. Below you can see which cameras and sensors we install, what each one does and when it comes in handy. Not sure what suits your car best? We are happy to help you decide.
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Reversing camera
A reversing camera shows what is behind your car on the screen as soon as you shift into reverse. That is a real help when you cannot see much out of the back, for example because of a small rear window or a high tailgate. It also makes hitching up a trailer easier, since you can see right away whether the towbar is lined up under the coupling.
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Front and 360° cameras
A front camera shows what is just ahead of your bumper, the area you cannot see from the driver's seat: a short post, a low wall or a high curb. With a long hood or a tall vehicle, that blind spot is bigger than you might think. A 360° camera goes a step further: cameras around the car, usually at the front, at the rear and under both side mirrors, together produce a single bird's-eye view on your screen. You see every side at once while maneuvering, which makes tight spots much easier to handle.
Front and rear parking sensors
Parking sensors sit in the bumper and beep to tell you how close you are to an obstacle: the faster the beeping, the closer you are. Because you only need to listen, they work in cars without a screen too. Rear sensors help when backing into a space, front sensors when your car has a long nose or you pull forward into a tight spot, or you can have both. They also work well alongside a camera: the picture shows what is there, the beeping tells you how close it is.
Dashcam
A dashcam records the road ahead while you drive and, with a second camera, the view behind you too. After a collision or a dispute over how it happened, you have footage, rather than just your word against the other driver's. We tuck the cables away, so there is no cord trailing across the dashboard to the 12V outlet. If you want the camera to keep recording while the car is parked, we can set up parking mode.