RED WOLF Tailgate Handle W/Reverse Backup Camera Replacement for 2004-2014 Ford F150, 2008-2016 F-250/F-350/F450/F550 Pickup Rear View Parking Camera RCA Connector Wide Angle Optional Guideline

Great quality picture and install easily. This fit just like factory

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Easy installation and looks great.

This receives a 4 Star rating because, it was super easy to install and works great with the aftermarket radio I installed but does not have the greatest quality of camera for backing up at night but is decent during the day.

Fit was perfect. Wiring made easy installation. High quality camera. Very satisfied.

The camera did not work for my aftermarket radio. (an ebay china screen) Picture came up split into 8 screens and black and white. Unuseable, it could be my radio unit or a defective camera. not sure. I used the tailgate handle only, ended up swapping the square camera with the original license plate camera that came with the ebay radio unit, but the picture is worthless. Bad angle, shows 18" past the hitch. Can't use for trailer connections.

This handle was very easy to install on my 2008 F150. I had plenty of cable to follow the factory wire harness along the driver frame rail. I came up through the cab by the parking brake cable, through the kick plate and over to radio. I hooked this to a Kenwood unit and it has a nice area of view and is very clear. This setup is so much more clear than the OEM camera in my 22 F150 that’s it’s crazy. Only complaint I have is the directions are extremely poor and written in “Chinenglish” The handle has 2 extra wires that the harness doesn’t have the mate to and you might as well forget customer service. Over a week and they havnt replied to my email. I just ignored the extra wires and it worlds fine, so I’ll call it a win.

Used on. 2013 F150 and TopDisplay stereo. The install did not take too long and was plug and play. Camera is good quality and decent angle. Wire was long enough. No current complaints.

Updated from 5 stars to 3 because the camera angle isn't even low enough to see my hitch. That was basically the point for me. I suppose it still helps, but I still have to jump in and out to adjust when connecting to a trailer. Truck is not even lifted with a drop hitch, but stock height with a straight triple-ball hitch in it. The best case scenario to see it with the camera. Only towed once with this camera so far so maybe I’ll learn a workaround. I tow many different trailers in different locations so it’s not as easy as just learning the references for one. If the camera was aimed down just a few degrees more, it would have been perfect. Not sure what OEM was like because this truck didn’t have a camera, but I have backup cameras on a few other trucks (some OEM), and you can see the hitch on all of them…Not a very big thing, but from a usability standpoint, with absolutely no way to adjust it, it really is a big thing.My latch was in perfect shape, but I added a new stereo with a touchscreen to my 2011 f150 and wanted a backup camera. License plate mounted cameras are just not nearly as useful as the higher options like this. Included enough cable to run through my crew cab 6.5’ bed truck, routing the proper way. Running the wire through the firewall and the camera wire through the tailgate was the hardest part. We’ll see how long the wire lasts with bending around the bottom of the tailgate constantly. I just wrapped the cable with duct tape as protection.Good quality image. Finish is not very good, though. Sharp manufacturing ridges on the handle that cut into your hand. Easy to polish up with a utility knife. Certainly not OEM quality, but 100% happy for the price if it lasts a while. Wire size is very very tiny. Not much is needed for this, but still…I had a chrome handle, but I’ve been blacking out the truck slowly anyway so this is great!