if i install it in the left side, i mean i can not install it in the middle because of the tire, so it will work propebly and give me a full scene?
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Mine is installed to the left and it still shows me a good view but like the others said you cant trust the grid lines. The image doesnt show the full bumper area but I will know if I am about to hit something. This camera looks as good maybe better than my wife's 2014 Chevrolet Cruze's backup camera.
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I had to install a bit left side (not centered). When not centered you can not trust in the guide lines for alignment, but is possible still use as proximity reference (do some tests before to check the distances). In my car i can not see all bumper area, some part of right area is hidden, what is not a problem to me because i can see enough area to check when i'll hit. It's a good camera even at night and very helpfull for parking.
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I'm sure even its its off center you should have a pretty good view, Its a fisheye lens so you have a really good range of view. I love this camera, better than most OEM cars I know, very good quality.
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I suppose so, dont see why it would keep you from putting it on either side.
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Hi Keith,No, not necessarily. The profile of the tire will not change unless you're increasing the rim diameter which would necessitate a 'lower' profile sidewall.Thanks,BWT
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Hey Joyce, the area in the truck is for the spare...you will have to take that styrofoam thing out though. And the tire fits in that spot...also you can secure it as well. I don't use it unless I travel a significant distance outside of town. It does have some weight to factor in when you are driving around town.
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it might work as it. this is a very good product. i recommend getting it, and if it does not go past your tire, then you can get an extension for it that you can also get on amazon. i use an extension on mine. works great. good luck.
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No, It could be left off but it wouldn't look right and it can't be installed on the other side unfortunately.
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What you are looking at is the front left tire. So, looking at it from that perspective, the mudflap is in behind the tire! I thought the very same thing the first time I saw that picture. I am very happy with the mudflaps, and the installer of mine commented how well they went on, and the quality of the mudflaps.
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You can install it either way! One side is flat and one is more rounded. Just got mine and love it. Wayyy bigger than I anticipated but that's a good thing :)
589307
No, u can install with tires on. U will need a very small screwdriver since space is limited
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This type of trailer has no effect on the width of the tire , it the type of mounting that works . Be sure to get the axel that will connect it to the axel .
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Your drivers side is the left side of the vehicle.*Unless you live in Europe then it would be your right side. ;)
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As stated in prior reviews it can only be built on the right side. There are no holes which would allow it to be built on the left.
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Yes, you will most definitely need an alignment after this install. The angle of the front tires is thrown off significantly and if an alignment is not performed it could definitely cause future issues.
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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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You can place it in one side--that shouldn't be a problem. Just verify the dimensions.
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The rear tire is mounted like a normal bikeI don't see why it would not work
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I have always mounted mine on the left side. I don't know why anyone would mount it on the right. The traffic will always be passing on the left.