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Nice unit, but
The product seems to be very well built in the camera and the sensors. You have to run two cables from the back up to the front to you Head unit. When hooking up the video camera cable in the back make sure you fully seat the connector with the key in the right spot. The visual seems to be good and the lines so you can visualize the path of your car are very helpful. The negative is the backup sensors that beep if you are too close to anything. On a GMC Sierra the license in inset some so it always triggers the alarms. Well these go off all the time so you basically just have to unhook the speaker. Probably would work on a license plate that is flush with the back of the car. If you plan on towing anything, i think the alarm would always go off. But for the money it seems to work well other than that. Just unhook the speaker.
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