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170 degrees - Wired connection - Tailgate Cameras
The tailgate creates huge blind-spots when backing your vehicle up. The tailgate also makes an ideal location to have a back up camera, it provides a perfect vantage point for backing up and towing towing trailers. We offer a full selection of tailgate handles that have integrated back up cameras. We have a handle for Chevrolet, Ford, Sprinter, and many other vehicles.
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Boyo VTK241HDL Lip Mount HD Backup Camera with Parking Lines and LED Lights$57.99- Adhesive Lip Mount onto flat surface near license plate light
- Lens viewing angle: 170° viewing angle
- Built-in LED Lights for Excellent Night Vision
- fully Adjustable ball-type camera
- Parking grid lines on/off selectable
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Boyo VTB301C Heavy Duty Commercial Back Up Camera with Night Vision with Parking-Guide Line$77.99- Heavy Duty Commercial Back Up Camera with Night Vision
- High-sensitivity 0.25" HD color CMOS sensor
- 720 x 480 resolution
- Selectable parking-guide line on/off
- Super-sensitive low-lux performance
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Safesight PCAM-220 Bullet Style Flush-Mount Camera with Tire Mounting Bracket$160.99- Bullet Style Flush-Mount Camera
- CMOS image sensor for better picture quality
- Includes Tire Mounting Bracket
- 170 Degree Wide Angle
- Low Light Sensitive
- Mirror image cut wire allows this camera to be used as a front camera or rear camera and have the proper orientation on screen
- Parking grid line cut wire allows camera to display parking grid or for clear image
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