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Complete visibility for every adventure. Whether you're documenting trail runs or monitoring blind spots, the right cameras give you greater awareness and protection on every drive.
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Eyes on every trail, street, and parking lot. Advanced recording technology, wide coverage options, and smart features keep you aware of everything around your vehicle—on or off the road.
boost visibilty behind the wheel with a backup camera
See what matters most:
Backup cameras eliminate dangerous blind spots that mirrors can't cover, giving you complete visibility when reversing. Perfect for tight parking spots, busy driveways, or anywhere you might encounter pedestrians and obstacles.
Drive with confidence:
Live video feed shows exactly where you're going, making parallel parking and tight maneuvers effortless. Enhanced awareness means fewer accidents, better parking accuracy, and peace of mind every time you back up—making them especially valuable for larger vehicles.
Dash Cameras for protection and peace of mind
Protect yourself with proof:
Dash cams capture clear video evidence when accidents happen, protecting you from false claims and disputed fault situations. Real footage beats conflicting stories every time, potentially saving thousands in legal costs and insurance headaches.
Security that works around the clock:
Parking mode automatically records suspicious activity while you're away, helping to catch vandals and hit-and-run drivers. The visible deterrent effect alone makes criminals think twice, keeping your vehicle safer wherever you go.
Blind spot cameras for complete confidence
Never miss what matters:
Blind spot cameras detect vehicles in your blind spots and alert you before lane changes. Essential for highway merging and city driving where split-second decisions matter.
Drive with total confidence:
Enhanced awareness means no more guessing what's beside you. These cameras are especially valuable for larger vehicles with bigger blind spots. See everything around you and make informed decisions that keep everyone safer on the road.
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Cameras
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A dashcam is short for dash camera or dashboard camera.
These are forward-facing cameras mounted on the windshield or dashboard that continuously record video while you drive. They are the most common type of car camera, offering features like:
- Loop recording: Continuously records video, saving the most recent footage over the oldest when the storage capacity is reached.
- Motion detection: Triggers recording only when motion is detected in front of the car, saving storage space.
- Parking mode: Continues recording even when the car is parked and turned off
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Mounted on the rear of the car, typically near the license plate, backup cameras activate automatically when you shift into reverse, providing a live video feed of the area behind your car on the head unit display. This is especially helpful for parking and avoiding backing into objects or pedestrians.
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These are also known as side mirror cameras and often use radar sensors to detect vehicles in your blind spot, alerting you with a visual or audible signal when something is approaching.
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Underbody cameras are also known as off-roading cameras. These provide a view of the terrain beneath the vehicle. They are most popular with off-road enthusiasts who benefit from the unique perspective these cameras provide.
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Modern car cameras like dashcams are compact, high-resolution video systems designed to increase visibility, record events, and provide a clearer view of areas that your mirrors and windows can’t fully capture.
With cameras positioned around the vehicle, drivers get a complete visual system that supports everyday commuting, trail runs, and off-road exploration. At the same time, it improves overall safety, convenience, and peace of mind.
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If you’re on the highway often, a reliable dashcam with wide-angle recording, night vision, and collision-lock features provides essential documentation in case of an incident.
Daily commuters benefit from a dependable backup camera with responsive activation and clear guidelines for tight parking situations.
Off-road drivers should consider rugged, weather-sealed cameras with protective housings and high-resolution sensors that handle dust, mud, and vibrations. Underbody and front-facing systems offer massive advantages when navigating rocky trails or uncertain terrain.
For towing or trailer setups, side-view and blind spot cameras help track your rig's full width. Multi-camera systems offer the most complete visibility and give you multiple angles at once for city driving, highway merging, or technical off-road crawling.
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Yes. A dashcam is one of the most valuable additions you can make to your vehicle. It records every drive, protects you with unbiased video evidence, and helps resolve insurance claims or disputes quickly.
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Some insurers offer discounts for vehicles equipped with a dashcam, but it depends on the provider. Even when a direct discount isn’t offered, drivers often still save money because dashcam footage helps resolve claims faster.
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