While rearfacing, does the block your rear view? I read that the Proride model does. I have a camry and like how the dimensions on this model are smal
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Getting our boy in and out of the recaro was hard, so we ended up selling it and getting a Diono car seat which we love.
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I've only used it forward facing. Its a pretty tall back though. I could see it maybe blocking your view out of the side window.
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Not sure about the fit. I have it mounted in a 2013 Acadia with dual sunroofs and it fit fine. This will entirely block your rear view mirror when the screen is down though.
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It very clear screen from camera and wide view. No matter that you can upgrade front under bumber for look at no hit cement park a lot. Just stop there perfect view screen. Every time front hit block. Now new camera perfect no more hit front.
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It's difficult to see behind you at night. My summer car is 20% all around, including approx 1/3 windshield, which made it necessary to install a rear-view camera. I'm not sure how much of a difference not having the front windows tinted would make, but I assume not a whole lot. I recommend going with 35% but nothing less. Twenty to thirty five is a significant difference but %50 seems like nothing at all.
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You will be able to see not as much as if the camera was to be outside. NOW, the distance marks will not show the distance the way that it shows on a normal position right under the rear bumper. Yo will have to guess distance, for that matter just look out the window.
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It has spring loaded clips on the back that clamp over your existing mirror. When installed on my Ford Edge or Toyota Camry it fits very securely no vibration. It helps expand my vision behind and around the vehicles.
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objects appear smaller - they give you an expanded view while you get a normal view in the rest of the mirror. I mounted mine in the lower right quadrant of my driver's side mirror. It really helps.
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This mount, attaches to the short stem between the windshield, and the rear view mirror itself. It in NO way, blocks/restricts the movement/adjustment of the mirror whatsoever. Its a very good item, and I have had no issues with it at all, 2 years later.
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I think all interior rear view mirrors are adjusted manually on all cars. I've personally never heard of one that wasn't. However, the interior rear view mirror on my 2012 Ford Edge SEL is powered in order to automatically dim when "bright lights" are coming up behind me at night. If you have this feature on your vehicle, or if you have a compass which shows somewhere on your mirror, than you'd have power there you may be able to tap into. If not, the mirror tap wouldn't work in your vehicle.
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Hi, so I bought this for my son car, and it really does not fit the contour of the back window. If you don't mind replacing the tape every 3 months then this is for you.. Looks good on the car.
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Yes it does. I installed mine always on. You can't see very far behind the vehicle but it affords a great close in view. The only draw back can be some glare from the screen during night driving. I just turn it off if the glare is an annoyance.
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No it does not. Its the same as your OEM rear view mirror. It just have a wider view than before.
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It's possible if you mount it to the rear that there will be interference. I mount mine slightly forward for preference and it's fine. If you don't have room to move it around then the side rails will probably interfere.
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No. You will see the bright daylight rear view through the mirror, so that the LCD image will be distracted unless you face-down the mirror to view the back seat instead. I think this is a common problem for all back mirror-LCDs. I now always use it with face-down, as I use the mirror only when I backing up the car.
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It has cupholders in the rear for the back passengers, due to the face that it mounts in the factory rear cupholders. Nothing for the front however
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It mounts over the existing rear view mirror. It is very easy to install, i have like zero experience with things that have to do with vehicles. The easy part will be mounting it, the moderately tricky part is hiding the cable which i was able to do after a few minutes of working on it, trust me the cable is long enough to be tucked in the ceiling, dash, and beyond.
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Hello Thanks for your message, the image of the rear cam would be showed on the top right of the screen no matter park or drive. Hope this can help you, have a nice day:) Regards