2010 Range Rover Supercharged

[Ryan T]

On the plus side, the camera is angled high enough to work very well as a backup camera when the car/trailer are hooked up. Very easy to see where the trailer is going beyond just the door mirrors. The advantage may go away when I move to an enclosed, but with an open... was pretty cool:

Big bumps do make the hitch clang around (due to that little bit of slack with everything hooked up), and you hear/feel the knocking because this is a unibody. It's annoying and can be a bit disconcerting, but is normal given the type of vehicle.

That large view is nice! Sucks you can't see the hitch though. The camera on my Dodge looks straight down, great for hooking up a trailer and getting close to parking barriers andd such, not so much for backing a trailer up though. If someone made an adjustable backup camera that would be sweet; look straight down to hook up the trailer then angle up to see where you're going.  Not sure how you back up a trailer, but most people I know fall into one of two categories; use the mirrors or turn around and look behind you. I'm a use the mirrors kinda driver. Might take some practice to use the camera.

Towing with my moms Grand Cherokee was the same way with the noise. We pulled a small enclosed trailer to Alabama and every bump made the hitch wiggle around and the sound inside the cab was worrisome the first few times.

Love the new tow rig!