Put a tire cover on and most of the nub will be hidden.There's gotta be a way to relocate it or at least make it less "nubby" if they do end up with that design as final....
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Those tires/wheels are not going to be light either. Unbolt that spare and it's gonna just fall off if you're not careful.
I'm planning on carrying one of these too when wheeling, so the camera would be blocked and since so many wheelers carry them, this must have been an oversight.
Where else can the camera go?
It looks like sumtin, sumtin alright. and much worse with the tire off
@MadMan4BamaNATL I googled "Woke" and got this: past tense and past participle of WAKE
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I am sure the aftermarket will come up with some options. A buddy picked up a totally aftermarket camera and mounted it on the underside of his RTT. Personally, I don’t care for them and won’t mind it being covered.
Trasharoos are an amazing piece of gear, I am on my third or forth one and always find something to toss in it!
I want to relocate the camera because that post that the tire sits on just looks like it'll break with a 35 or 37" tire bouncing on trails. Even Wrangler owners replace the tire carrier to hold bigger tires. Somewhere near the tag is where I'd hoped, but guess not for some reason.
Yep, aftermarket.
Agree, so many people look down the side of their vehicles which creates the blind spots.
Personally like the annoying sensors more than the camera. Have gotten spoiled by them. As long as rear sensors are on the steel bumper, I can safely park.
Personally like the annoying sensors more than the camera. Have gotten spoiled by them. As long as rear sensors are on the steel bumper, I can safely park.
Have you ever driven a Jeep or an older Bronco? Just curious because I find them very easy to reverse in without using mirrors / cameras. Especially with the topper off.
Not an older Bronco. Have a Disco II. finding the edge of the truck is easy, but with that thing sticking out of the tire, just something else to get smashed. The front has my winch which hangs just a bit over. These are where I'll like having the sensors.
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Fair enough, I have actually never rode in or drove an FJ, but I honestly liked them pre-2021 Bronco. Dude at my work has a pretty modded one. He's 100% jealous of the removable top on the Bronco.
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I’m just glad to to that there are still people that know how to use the word “anymore!”
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Agreed, whether it is factory or aftermarket, it is almost a necessity to have something to hold the weight while mounting and removing the spare.
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