STINGER Jeep Wrangler AHD/CVBS Dual Blind Spot Camera Kit (Set of Two) (Standard Jeep Wrangler JL/Gladiator JT)

great cameras for offroading. install is a bit harder to do a good routing but it is with any car. it has a wide view and can connect to any 4 pin radio. works with jeeps without doors.

I installed these blind spot cameras on my 2020 Jeep Gladiator and connected them to my Stinger aftermarket stereo — they work great. The image quality is clear, and the visibility they provide on both sides really helps with lane changes and parking. Installation was straightforward, and integration with the Stinger unit was smooth. A solid upgrade for added safety and convenience on the road. Highly recommend for Gladiator owners or anyone adding cameras to a custom stereo system.

Absolutely love these. Bought the Stinger HEIGH10 unit and figured I get the blind spot cameras since it had 4 camecra inputs. Set them up to work when I use turn signals. Pretty cool. Customer service from Creative Audio is the best. Highly recommend them. If you order the HEIGH10 then order these. Best price from Creative Audio. I looked. Super happy.

I got these to go with my Stinger Heigh10. The installation instructions don’t show how to wire it to the head unit. It turns out that you extend the cords with the included extension cords by pulling them apart where they look like they would match on each camera wire. Red with red, and white with white. Then at the head unit, you pull it out and plug the yellow plugs into any available yellow camera inputs. I used 3 and 4. Ignore the trigger wire inputs. On the head unit wiring, there is a 12v power output where one is red, and one is black, that look like where your wires go. Pull back the clear plastic protecting them, and put red to red, crimp it together, then pull the protecting plastic back. That will power the cameras - both reds for both the cameras in there. Now do the same with the black wires - put them both in the black one and crimp them to ground them. The last step will be, after replacing your radio, to add the cameras to the software and they have a video on that. I was glad I did this while installing the heigh10, I wouldn’t have wanted to pull it out again. They do a great job, and come on when you’re moving over 5mph and you turn on your blinker. You can also access them through the menu. It takes about one second to come up after the blinker is on, but I don’t mind.

The cameras are well built and installed easily and without a hitch. The cameras are great during most of the day. The problems with the cameras comes when direct sunlight hits them. If there is too much light they are dark and almost unusable. At night they might as well not be there. The picture quality is fuzzy and not crisp and clear. They work to see if a car is beside you during most of the day but if it is at night or if the sun is at the wrong angle you better use your mirrors and check your blind spots the old fashioned way. I’m not sure I would purchase these again