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No Display - audible buzzer only - Back Up Sensors
The most common vehicle reversing aid is an audible sensor system. Back up sensors install in the rear bumper and have a speaker that changes beeps as your close in on an obstruction.
Backup sensors are motion activated detectors that alert drivers and/or pedestrians, by beeping/chirping when objects are too close behind a particular vehicle in reverse. These sensors are often utilized in conjunction with a wide angle camera, LCD monitor, or LED display.
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Metra TE-B4PSK Parking Sensors-Rear Parking Assist Kit$52.99- The Rear Parking Assist Kit comes with four backup sensors for easy and safe parking
- Suited for use with vehicles that have plastic bumpers, it allows driver to be more alert and maneuver easily in tight spaces
- The Ultrasonic detection system makes the parking assist more efficient and reliable
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Crimestopper PARK-PMCU Front/Rear Parking Assist System with 4 Sensors and Buzzer$89.99- Add an OEM style reverse backup sensor protection system to any vehicle
- System has 4 Ultra Sonic Sensors
- No display uses a built-in buzzer for audible warning
- Intelligent Detection
- Paintable sensors
- Designed for plastic bumpers but can be ordered for vehicles with metal bumpers
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