Best Front and Rear Dash Cam Systems in Australia
VIOFO A229 Pro 2CH is our top front-and-rear choice for its 4K and 2K pairing. BlackVue DR970X Box-2CH Plus favours concealed hardware, while 70mai A510 is the simpler alternative.
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The essentials
Dash Cam: How to Install One in Your Car
Mount the camera high without blocking your view, route its cable away from airbags and controls, then format the card and confirm the recorded angle.
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Official manufacturer imageVIOFO A229 Plus 2CH
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How to Install a Dash Cam Front and Rear
How to Install a Rear Dash Cam SafelyCommon questions
Questions before you buy
Where should a rear dash cam be mounted?
Place it high on the rear glass where the demister lines, wiper sweep and tint allow a useful view. Check the live image before securing the mount.
Can a rear dashcam cable run beside an airbag?
Do not place the cable across an airbag or its deployment path. Follow the vehicle manual, and use an installer if the route passes pillar trim containing airbags.
How do you install a rear camera in a hatchback?
Allow slack for full tailgate travel and use a protected route between the body and hatch. Avoid pinching the cable in seals or forcing a large connector through a factory conduit.
Can a rear dash cam go on tinted glass?
It can, but dark film and reflections may reduce detail, especially at night. Do not cut or damage tint without the owner’s and installer’s approval.
Should I install a rear dashcam myself?
A straightforward exposed cable run may be manageable. Choose professional installation if trim, airbags, a powered tailgate or hardwiring complicates the route.