Description
Factory-style 4K dash camera protection for select Toyota vehicles — without bulky windshield mounts.
Give your Toyota a clean, integrated dash camera upgrade. This vehicle-specific two-camera system uses a molded, OEM-style mirror-area housing and a plug-and-play harness designed to preserve the original appearance and wiring. Whether you drive every day or want reliable video documentation if an incident happens, the compact installation keeps your interior looking right.
Features
- 4K front camera: high-resolution video recording of the road ahead.
- Dual-channel design: second camera for an additional view, typically rear or interior depending on installation.
- OEM-style housing: vehicle-matched camera trim for a discreet factory-look appearance.
- Vehicle-specific plug-and-play harness: integrates at the mirror-area wiring without a universal dangling power lead.
- Professional installation available: SMS Car Audio installs in Marrero, Louisiana and can supply systems for Toyota dealership accessory programs.
In-Stock Vehicle Applications
- 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander — 4K dual-camera kit
- 2025 Toyota RAV4 — 4K dual-camera kit
- 2025 Toyota Tundra — 4K dual-camera kit
- 2025 Toyota Camry — 4K dual-camera kit
Kit Components
- Factory-style main housing with front 4K camera
- Vehicle-specific plug-and-play wiring harness
- Second-channel camera and connection/extension cable
- Applicable kit installation accessories
Price: $399.99 per vehicle-specific kit. Installation and applicable taxes are additional. Contact SMS Car Audio for installation pricing.
Fitment note: The correct housing and mirror harness depend on the vehicle year, trim, mirror housing and safety-camera configuration. Verify your exact application before purchase or installation. Other listed Toyota variants may be special order and are not confirmed in stock. This is an aftermarket, factory-look system; it is not represented as the Toyota Genuine Integrated Dashcam accessory.
Where this fits in the build
A camera is only useful if the mounting location, view, trigger logic, display path and vehicle integration are right. Confirm how the image needs to appear before choosing the hardware.