Radar Based Blind Spot Sensor and Rear Cross Traffic Alert System, BSD, BSM, Wave Radar Blind Spot Detection System

We followed the installation instructions to the T. Even the vehicle in the diagrams was almost exactly like the car we were installing it to (2016 Honda CR-V). Installation was easy and straight forward, except for connecting to the reverse wire of the simply because the harness supplied would not reach. Once installed we placed to oil barrels where one would suspect a car in your blind spot would be, and sure enough, the warning would illuminate and beep if you tried to use your turn signal. Time for a road test.... sadly, that's when everything went wrong. The system would pick up EVERYTHING as being in the blind spot, but when an actual car was in the blind spot, it wouldn't even activate. We checked the instructions, checked and measured out the positions of the sensors. The bumper is a flimsy plastic so we didn't suspect it was causing issues with the sensors... we couldn't figure it out, so we had to tear it all back out of the car, pack it up and ship it back. We were excited to try it, but it wasn't ready for the real world yet.

Save your self the wasted time and money and pass on this deal! Bought it in January and installed it 2 weeks ago. The installation and the sensor calibration were not that difficult. This unit is more like a hit and miss proximity object detection and not just for the blind spot monitoring. Also, you get lot of false object detection (traffic signs, poles, hydrants, etc) especially when making the turn . After readjusting and calibrating the sensor angle a few times, it was still not reliable and missed detecting a lot of vehicles in the blind spot areas. This system would confuse the driver more while operating the vehicle and making a R/L turn.

No company website to talk too and based on other reviews its defective right out of the box.

So far so good.