Where is the best place to install the rear camera of a dash cam?

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Kira
07/30/25 5:53am
The installation locations for the rear camera of a dash cam are introduced as follows: 1. Drilled installation: The advantage is a good camera angle, as it is positioned in the center, reducing the likelihood of dead angles and blind spots; the disadvantage is that drilling may damage the car body, and over time, the paint may peel off. 2. Screw fixation at the license plate light or direct clamping inside: The advantage is relatively simple installation and lower cost; the disadvantage is that screw fixation may damage the car body, prone to rust and falling off over time, and being exposed outside, it is not aesthetically pleasing and accelerates aging. 3. Sticking to the rear windshield: In this case, an additional rear recording camera for the dash cam needs to be installed. The advantage is easy installation, but the disadvantage is that it affects aesthetics, and due to the presence of the rear windshield, visibility may be unclear.
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