Reverse Camera Relocation Kit for Toyota LandCruiser Prado 150 Series (2009-2023)

If you run a bin bag on your 150 Series Prado or you've changed your spare tyre setup, chances are the factory reverse camera location won't work for you anymore. That's why D3D has created this sleek Reverse Camera Relocation Kit for the 150 Series Prado. This is an inexpensive and easy way to restore visibility without having to buy another camera, and as a bonus, it also makes the tow hitch visible on screen.

Our kit works with the factory camera, and comes in two versions depending on the year of your vehicle (please check below before ordering). It's made from durable and UV resistant plastic that blends in perfectly with the tailgate handle trim. Our kit also doesn't require any modification or extension of the reverse camera wiring, which simplifies things further. While you're at it, take a look at our Stealth License Plate Bracket Kit!

Fitment options:

• AU054-1 (2009-2013) - Pre-facelift
• AU054-2 (2013-2023) - Facelift 1 and 2

View installation instructions here

Please note: The right edge of the camera may be partially obstructed by the spare tyre, depending on your tyre size, wheel offset and if a spare wheel spacer is being used. Our test vehicle had a 12mm spacer with 285/70/17 tyres on factory wheels. This resulted in a diameter increase of 54mm and a rearward tyre protrusion increase of 22mm over factory specs, but still retained about 80% visibility as shown below:

Diverge 3D is committed to providing you with the best possible experience through our products and accompanying instruction guides. However, we cannot accept responsibility for any damage, injury, or other consequences that may occur during installation or use. Please ensure you are familiar with and comply with your local laws regarding vehicle modification. As this is an aftermarket product, it has not undergone crash testing and its performance in an accident is unknown. Do not allow the use of our products to distract you from your surroundings or affect your control of the vehicle. Any electrical work is undertaken at your own risk. If you are not confident in carrying out such work, we recommend seeking assistance from a qualified professional.