See what is behind you, hear how close it is, or fit both and stop guessing altogether. Our reverse cameras are Full HD with a night lens, so the picture stays usable after dark; the sensors give you distance in sound, without taking your eyes off the mirrors. Fitted to cars, vans and campers with hidden wiring and a factory-style finish.
They are not competing options — they answer different questions. Each has its own page with the full detail, pricing factors and recent installations.
A camera on the rear puts a live picture on your screen the moment you select reverse — on the factory display where the vehicle supports it, or on a new head unit where it does not.
Ultrasonic sensors sit in the bumper and measure the gap as you move. The tone speeds up as you close in and goes solid when you are as near as you want — no need to look anywhere.
Rear visibility is worst exactly when you need it most — a dark driveway, an unlit car park, a wet evening in November. A cheap camera turns that into grey mush. Ours are chosen so the picture still reads.
Enough detail to tell a kerb from a shadow and a bollard from a bin — not a blur you have to interpret.
A wide-aperture night lens gathers what light there is, so reversing in the dark gives you a picture rather than guesswork — the part most budget cameras get wrong.
A wide field of view catches what the mirrors never showed, with guide lines over it so you know where the car will actually end up.
The honest answer is that they cover for each other. Here is the difference laid out plainly, so you can decide what your car and your parking actually call for.
Fitting both is the common choice — the camera tells you what the obstacle is, the sensors tell you how much room is left. Done in one appointment it also works out tidier, because the rear of the car is only stripped once.
Same route whichever system you go for. We confirm what your vehicle supports before anything is booked.
Registration number, vehicle model or a photo of the dashboard and rear bumper.
We work out what integrates with your screen and what suits your bumper, then quote.
One appointment at the Dublin workshop, whether it is one system or both.
We run through the guide lines, the alert tones and the range before you drive off.
Cars, SUVs, vans, campers and commercial vehicles — including plenty that never had factory parking assistance. Bumper shape and screen type matter more than the badge, so send your registration and we'll confirm what fits.
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Ask on WhatsAppA camera shows you what is behind the car; sensors tell you how close it is. They answer different questions, which is why most drivers who fit both say the pair is what finally makes parking effortless. If you are only doing one, a rear camera helps most on cars with poor rear visibility, and rear sensors help most where you park by feel in tight spaces.
Often yes. We regularly bring a reverse camera into factory infotainment systems and OEM screens, and on some vehicles sensor distance can be shown on the same display. It depends on the make, model and year, so we confirm it for your car before quoting.
Most reverse camera installations take two to four hours, and most parking sensor installations take the same. Fitting both together is booked as one longer appointment rather than two separate visits.
Not if they are colour-matched. In most cases sensors can be painted to your bumper's paint code so they sit flush and read as factory rather than as something added later.
No. Cabling is routed behind factory trim panels wherever possible. That keeps the interior clean and protects the wiring from damage over time.
Yes. Both systems are regularly fitted to vehicles that never had factory parking assistance, including vans, campers and commercial vehicles where rear visibility is worst.
Tell us about your car and what you're after — we'll come back with honest advice and a clear, no-obligation price.
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