If you’ve upgraded your 4th Gen Toyota Tacoma (2024+) with a bed rack, rooftop tent, or a slide-in camper, you’ve likely noticed your digital rearview camera is blocked. High-profile gear turns your high-tech mirror into a dark screen or a view of a canvas wall.
The External Mount is designed to move your cameras out of the shadows. This ABS housing allows you to relocate both the Digital Rearview (DRV) and Cargo/Bed cameras to the exterior of your rig, mounting on a T-slot rail and restoring a full, high-definition field of vision.
Fits the following vehicles:
Kit includes:
Exterior DRV camera mount
Exterior CARGO camera mount
Shims to adjust angle (7 degree)
(QTY 2)- Braided extension cables for 4th gen Tacoma. 23’ Cable spec: Quad twisted, Double foil and metal braid shielded, 26AWG, 85C rated
Waterproofing Heatshrink (QTY 2)
Waterproof plugs for the taillight camera-holes and cable passthrough
Key Benefits
Recover Your View: Specifically designed for setups where a swing-out is blocking the rearview or a camper has obscured the cab-mounted cameras.
T-Slot Compatible: Mounts directly to the accessory rails of popular bed racks (Prinsu, Leitner, BillieBars) or the exterior extrusion of campers like GFC and Lone Peak.
Adjustable Precision: Includes 7-degree angle shims so you can tilt the camera for the perfect perspective, regardless of how high or low it’s mounted.
Weatherproof Design: Built to handle the elements, this mount protects your OEM camera sensors while keeping them functional in rain, mud, or snow.
Common Gear That Requires This Mount
This is the go-to mounting option for 2024+ Tacoma owners running:
Full-Height Bed Racks: When loaded with recovery boards, Maxtrax, or side-mounted gear.
Rooftop Tents (RTT): Tents that overhang the rear window or sit level with the roofline.
Pop-Up & Slide-In Campers: (e.g., Go Fast Campers, Lone Peak, Project M) that physically cover the factory camera locations.
Chassis-Mounted Storage: Large exterior boxes or vertical gear lockers.
Detailed Installation Instructions
If you’ve upgraded your 4th Gen Toyota Tacoma (2024+) with a bed rack, rooftop tent, or a slide-in camper, you’ve likely noticed your digital rearview camera is blocked. High-profile gear turns your high-tech mirror into a dark screen or a view of a canvas wall.
The External Mount is designed to move your cameras out of the shadows. This ABS housing allows you to relocate both the Digital Rearview (DRV) and Cargo/Bed cameras to the exterior of your rig, mounting on a T-slot rail and restoring a full, high-definition field of vision.
Fits the following vehicles:
Kit includes:
Exterior DRV camera mount
Exterior CARGO camera mount
Shims to adjust angle (7 degree)
(QTY 2)- Braided extension cables for 4th gen Tacoma. 23’ Cable spec: Quad twisted, Double foil and metal braid shielded, 26AWG, 85C rated
Waterproofing Heatshrink (QTY 2)
Waterproof plugs for the taillight camera-holes and cable passthrough
Key Benefits
Recover Your View: Specifically designed for setups where a swing-out is blocking the rearview or a camper has obscured the cab-mounted cameras.
T-Slot Compatible: Mounts directly to the accessory rails of popular bed racks (Prinsu, Leitner, BillieBars) or the exterior extrusion of campers like GFC and Lone Peak.
Adjustable Precision: Includes 7-degree angle shims so you can tilt the camera for the perfect perspective, regardless of how high or low it’s mounted.
Weatherproof Design: Built to handle the elements, this mount protects your OEM camera sensors while keeping them functional in rain, mud, or snow.
Common Gear That Requires This Mount
This is the go-to mounting option for 2024+ Tacoma owners running:
Full-Height Bed Racks: When loaded with recovery boards, Maxtrax, or side-mounted gear.
Rooftop Tents (RTT): Tents that overhang the rear window or sit level with the roofline.
Pop-Up & Slide-In Campers: (e.g., Go Fast Campers, Lone Peak, Project M) that physically cover the factory camera locations.
Chassis-Mounted Storage: Large exterior boxes or vertical gear lockers.
Detailed Installation Instructions
Image 1 of 6
Image 2 of 6
Image 3 of 6
Image 4 of 6
Image 5 of 6
Image 6 of 6
