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Full functionality requires compatible Bluetooth and smartphone, and USB connectivity for some devices. Terms and limitations apply.įunctionality varies by model. Some features require active service plan and working electrical system. User terms and limitations apply.Īpp functionality and features vary with vehicle equipment and trim level. The weight of passengers, cargo and options or accessories may reduce the amount you can tow.Īpp functionality and features vary with vehicle equipment and trim level.

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It offers zoom and vertical tilt driver adjustments.īefore you buy a vehicle or use it for trailering, carefully review the trailering section of the Owner’s Manual. Compared with a traditional inside rearview mirror, this rearview mirror display provides a wider, less obstructed field of view to assist when driving, changing lanes, and checking for vehicles and traffic conditions.

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Rear Camera Mirror † is a dual-function mirror that can be used as a conventional rearview mirror or as a camera-based rearview mirror to help drivers see around potential view obstructions.

Picture-in-Picture Side View † combines the rear side view with the rear trailer accessory camera view.

Inside Trailer View † lets the driver monitor trailer contents or cargo using an auxiliary accessory camera (customer installed) that can be mounted within the trailer.

Rear trailer view requires the customer-installed available GM auxiliary accessory camera.

Rear Trailer View † features guidelines to assist when backing a trailer into place, and a trailer-angle indicator to show the relationship between the truck and trailer.In the 2021 GMC Sierra, drivers will now have access to this view while driving in Reverse, making it easier to see surrounding vehicles and objects while positioning a trailer. Rear Side View † provides a split view of the left and right sides of the truck and trailer that is automatically biased based on the trailer’s angle.Front Side View † shows the position of the front tires when parking or maneuvering in tight spaces.Bowl View † provides a rear-facing 3D surround view, giving you a sense of the height of objects surrounding the vehicle, useful for low-speed maneuvers while backing up.Rear Top-Down View † shows the clearance between the truck bed and nearby objects.Front Top-Down View † provides a top-down view of your hood, bumper and front tires for precise maneuvering, especially when parking next to curbs.Surround View † gives a top down bird's-eye view of truck’s surroundings.Front Camera View † with available guidelines.Standard Rear Camera View † with available guidelines.The view includes Hitch Guidance Lines to assist when backing the trailer into place and a trailer-angle indicator to show the relationship between the truck and trailer. Bed View with Zoom and Hitch Guidance † provides a close-up view of the receiver hitch for proper alignment when connecting to a compatible trailer with a gooseneck or fifth wheel trailer hitch.

When driving, Hitch Guidance with Hitch View allows you to briefly check your trailer using the Rear Vision Camera view.

Hitch Guidance with Hitch View † displays a guideline on the Rear Vision Camera view when you’re in Reverse to help line up your hitch to your trailer and offers a close-up Hitch View.

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Learn more about how to set up and use Transparent Trailer View here. Transparent Trailer View † helps you virtually “see through” your connected, compatible trailer when your truck is properly equipped.

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