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great placement of your cameras. I really like mine. im thinking soon im going to figure out how to move the mirror closer to the glass. i think it will be easier to look at, and show less bugs on the windshield

https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/c/fit-system/k-source-fit-system-scooter-mirror/kso1/970830 these are scooter mirrors and you pull one of the cowl bolts out and screw this in. couldnt be easier

The wire is plenty long to do that.

Yeah it flips and reverses. Rear and extra cameras both do that.

2.5k seems good but when using the zoom on a car far behind you the pixels get pixely

having it higher than the tailgate was strange placement for a rear view for me.

ill give that a shot

I have kenda all terrain 315s measure less than 34s. I do have a 2 inch mopar lift and offset wheels. I rub on the outside edge of the fenders with my tires off road. If you are doing closer to 35s I'd recommend high clearance fenders or more lift than 2.

Been thinking about looking into getting a few more of the bumper cameras and wiring a switch up. One in the bed, one on the camper.

No glare in mine at all. I think the windshield shape contributes.

I think so. Video is solid as a rock.

and i thought my Autolynx was cool

G900 is larger and does interfere with visor, however G930 does not have a 3rd camera option. for me personally i haven't needed to move the mirror out of the way to get the sun visor down. the visor goes down far enough to block the sun when i am driving into work .

Gas prices are one thing. Ammo prices in CO are rising.

https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/wolfbox-g900-tripro-install-review-with-pictures.94650/#post-1513009

If you do decide to cut the tailgate plastic, a dremel with a cut wheel is the wrong tool. gets too hot

I'll add, that customer support was great. The mirror was switching which camera was displayed. real person answered the call, and fixed my issue. turns out i had voice commands on and i was apparently saying the keyword for that.

I have been wanting to write this review for a while. Overall I love the @WOLFBOX. The G900 Pro looked really good, but when I found out they had a 3 camera tri-pro version, I pre-ordered it. Installing the main mirror was very easy using the straps over the OEM mirror. Jeeps have a funky...

I did similar. I routed through cowl and door

i cut a hole in the tailgate handle plastic.