Choose the camera positions
Place the front camera high enough to see the road without blocking the driver’s view. Confirm the rear and cabin angles before fixing the mounts.
This page separates general dash-cam guidance from product-specific instructions that still need verification.
Place the front camera high enough to see the road without blocking the driver’s view. Confirm the rear and cabin angles before fixing the mounts.
Run cables around trim without crossing airbags, moving controls or the driver’s field of view.
Airbag and trim routing depends on the vehicle. Use a professional if the safe path is unclear.
Use the verified in-box power method and confirm recording begins and ends as intended.
Install the compatible hardwire kit with its verified low-voltage protection settings.
Fuse-box work may require an automotive professional. Product-specific fuse instructions are not published until verified.
Use a compatible high-endurance card, format it in the camera and verify front, cabin and rear files before relying on the setup.
Many drivers can install a plug-in driving setup. Hardwiring and cable paths near airbags require more confidence; use an automotive professional when the safe method is uncertain.
Send the make, model and year before ordering if the mounting position, power connection or rear-camera cable route is uncertain.
Send the make, model and year if you are unsure about the mount, rear cable or parking-mode power.