MAXIMIZING CAMERA VIEW
CAPABILITIES
To get the most out of your truck’s camera technologies, it’s important to know
which hitch and trailer type are required. In some instances, trailer dimensions are
also a required component. Keep reading to learn more.
• Use the chart below to find out which camera views work with which type of trailer.
You will need to create a profile with trailer dimensions for some features to work
• Review the important Transparent Trailer Calibration Tips on page 24
CAMERA VIEW
HITCH
TYPE
TRAILER
TYPE
DIMENSIONS
REQUIRED
Rear Trailer View with Trailer Guidelines
1
Conventional
Compatible
Yes
Rear Side View with Biasing and
Trailer Length Indicator
Conventional
Compatible
Yes
Transparent Trailer View
1
Conventional
Compatible
Yes
Jack-Knife Alert
Conventional
Compatible
Yes
Rear Trailer View
1
All
All
No
Rear Side View
All
All
No
Pic-In-Pic Side View
1
All
All
No
Inside Trailer View
1
All
All
No
Hitch View
Conventional
All
No
Bed View
Gooseneck/5th-Wheel
All
No
Trailer App Preview
Ensure the Chevrolet Accessory Cameras are connected, and
turn the vehicle off and on again so the Chevrolet Accessory Cameras are recognized.
Trailer Dimensions
Use the width of the box of the trailer. Do not include the width of
the wheels. This helps Transparent Trailer and Jack-Knife Alert work accurately.
Safety or driver assistance features are no substitute for the driver’s responsibility to operate the vehicle in a safe manner. The driver should remain attentive to traffic, surroundings and road conditions at all times. Visibility, weather and road conditions
may affect feature performance. Read the vehicle Owner’s Manual for more important feature limitations and information. Some camera views require available accessory camera and installation. Not compatible with all trailers. See your dealer for details.
1 Requires available Chevrolet Accessory Camera and installation. Customers can see their dealer for full details.
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