Factory Toyota backup camera relocated to the spare tire on a 2025+ 4Runner with the GG Offroad camera mount

2025+ Toyota 4Runner Backup Camera Relocation Cable Kit (6th Gen)

Non-360 camera 4Runner (ships January)

$295.00

2025+ Toyota 4Runner Backup Camera Relocation Cable Kit (6th Gen)

$295.00

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Make sure you select the right variant for your vehicle in the dropdown below.

Fits: 2025 and newer Toyota 4Runner (6th Gen), with or without the 360 camera system (Panoramic View Monitor). Pick your version from the dropdown. Not sure which you have? If your screen shows a bird's-eye view from above the vehicle when you back up, you have the 360 system.

What it does: A 10 ft plug-and-play extension that lets you move the factory backup camera off the back door to a new spot. It plugs into the factory Toyota connectors on both ends, so there's no cutting or splicing your harness. Camera not included.

Swing-out tire carrier hanging in front of the camera? Ladder, hitch rack or rear bumper blocking the view? Move the camera onto your gear and get your backup view back, with no "Camera Unavailable" error.

In the box: braided 10 ft extension cable with OEM connectors, camera mount, and mounting hardware. 3-year warranty.

Non-360 camera 4Runner

On these 4Runners the backup camera draws the moving guide lines itself. It gets steering angle and vehicle speed from the truck over CAN. Our cable carries the CAN pair along with the video, so the guide lines and the factory picture work the same as stock.

Rather not pull your factory camera? Buy a new genuine Toyota backup camera and mount that one instead. Your factory camera stays in the back door, unplugged. The part number depends on your trim:

SR5 and TRD Off-Road (no JBL audio): Toyota 867B0-35030. This is the camera we tested on our non-360 prototype.
Limited, TRD Off-Road Premium and TRD Sport Premium (JBL audio): Toyota 867B0-35040. Same connector per Toyota's wiring, not yet tested on our cable.

The video feed works with a new camera right away. In some cases a Toyota dealer may need to pair the new camera before the guide lines show up. It's rare, but worth knowing before you start. Give the dealer your VIN to confirm the part number before you order.

360 PVM equipped 4Runner

On 360-equipped 4Runners the guide lines don't come from the camera. The Panoramic View Monitor module in the middle of the truck draws them, and that module still gets everything it needs from the truck. So the camera is just a camera, and it all works the same as stock once it's plugged in.

That also makes it easy to leave your factory camera alone. Buy a new genuine Toyota rear 360 camera, mount it where you want it, and plug it into our cable. Nothing to pair. Your dealer can confirm the right part number from your VIN.

Full install instructions at ggoffroad.com/install.

Have a 2024+ Tacoma or 2022+ Tundra? See the Tacoma and Tundra tailgate camera kits.

If you are running any of the following Tundra mods, your swing-out is likely blocking your rearview or your tailgate camera has been removed entirely:

Swing-Out Tire Carriers: (e.g., CBI Offroad, Expedition One, Westcott Designs)
Slide-in or Pop-up Campers: (e.g., Go Fast Campers (GFC), Lone Peak, Four Wheel Campers)
Rear Bumper Storage Boxes: Large gear boxes that sit directly in the line of sight of the tailgate handle.
Oversized Spare Tires: 35" or 37" tires mounted on high-clearance rear bumpers.
Tailgate-Mounted Bike Racks: Vertical racks (like VelociRAX) that obscure the lens.

Installation will take less than an hour for all variants. Most are plug and play. The Tacoma tailgate delete requires a short process to integrate. For more information, check out our installation page.

Cable Length: 10 feet with weather-sealed OEM-style connectors for reliable performance
Adjustable mounting system with 2 angle options and multiple camera clips to fit different sizes
Complete mounting hardware included
Tacoma tailgate delete models: includes adapter cable
Tacoma tailgate attached models: includes heat shrink tubing and butt splices for seamless wiring integration

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What does this cable do?
When you add a swing-out bumper, spare tire carrier, or hitch-mounted rack that blocks your factory backup camera, or when you remove your tailgate entirely for a slide-in camper setup, your backup camera stops working. This cable extends the factory tailgate camera signal so you can mount the camera in a new location — on a swing-out, above a license plate, on a bumper rack, or wherever gives you a clear rear view. Your backup camera continues to work exactly as factory — same image, same backup guidelines on your screen.

There are multiple versions — which one do I need?
This is the most important question to get right before ordering. There are two variations for Tacoma: one for trucks keeping the tailgate attached, and one for trucks where the tailgate is being fully removed.

If you are keeping your tailgate on the truck and adding a swing-out or hitch accessory that just blocks the camera, order the standard tailgate-on version. If you are removing your tailgate entirely — for example for a slide-in camper, flatbed conversion, or swing-out that replaces the tailgate — order the tailgate-delete version, which includes an additional adapter cable.

There are two versions for Tundra based on whether you have the 360 camera package on your vehicle.

Does it fit my truck?
Two versions are available: Tundra (2022–2026, 3rd Gen) and Tacoma (2024–2026, 4th Gen). Select your vehicle from the dropdown. Does not fit 3rd Gen Tacoma (2016–2023), Sequoia, 4Runner, or non-Toyota vehicles.

Will removing my tailgate cause error messages on my dash?
Yes, if you remove your Tacoma tailgate without the proper adapter cable, you will likely see a system warning on your dash. This is because the truck communicates with the tailgate camera over a CANBUS connection — it expects the tailgate to be there. The tailgate-delete version of this cable includes the adapter needed to clear these errors and maintain normal system operation. If you are keeping your tailgate on, you will not have this issue.

Can I just buy another camera module from Toyota?
In most cases yes. Its just that easy on a Tundra with PVM 360 package you can just purchase (867900c290) and it is plug and play.
On Tacomas (both non-360 and 360) and Tundra non-360 - You may need to have the dealer pair your new camera to the truck. Some customers have reported success without pairing. Make sure you purchase the exact camera thats in your tailgate - use your VIN.

Will I lose my backup guidelines?
If you are keeping your tailgate on and using the standard cable, your backup guidelines will remain fully intact. If you are removing your tailgate, you need to split the CAN bus signals into the existing tailgate harness to restore the guidelines. We have a video showing exactly how to do this — it's covered in the installation instructions.

Where should I mount the camera after relocating it?
The most common mounting locations are on a swing-out spare tire carrier, above the license plate on a rear bumper, on the door of a slide-in camper, or on a hitch-mounted accessory rack. GG Offroad has two mount options: one designed for mounting near the original tailgate camera height, and one designed for mounting above the license plate. The right choice depends on your setup — if you're not sure, email sales@ggoffroad.com with a photo of your rear end and he'll advise.

Does the cable include a camera, or do I need to source one separately?
The cable does not include a camera. In most cases you reuse your existing factory Toyota backup camera from the tailgate. Our recommendation is to use the factory camera from your tailgate rather than sourcing a new one, to avoid Toyota dealer reprogramming. If you'd like to buy a second camera anyway, I recommend looking at the part number of your original camera and purchasing the same one. Then, you'll go to the Toyota dealership to pair the new camera. You'll then be able to switch back and forth between your original and new camera.

Can I install it if my topper or camper is already on the truck?
Yes, with most accessories, this installation is easy to do even when your camper is already installed.