Dominic Bressi

Hi all, I'm looking at picking up the GM trailer cam for my 2023 Silverado 1500 ZR2 Bison, but all of the accessory websites say the part (86584184) isn't compatible with my vehicle. From what I can find online, it's compatible with the 2023 Tahoe and other 2023 GM truck platforms, but nothing specifies that it is compatible with the 1500 Silverado and every time I put in my vehicle either on accessories.chevrolet.com or other parts sellers it says that the camera is not compatible with my vehicle. Is there a different part number for the camera I should be looking for, or did GM just forget to add their pickup trucks when they updated the part number? As far as I can tell, I do have the correct hookup on my rear bumper for the camera. Edit: So playing around with it a bit more, it appears GM doesn't say it won't fit my vehicle until I specify ZR2 trim, all others it says no issue?

Having a hard time finding pics of people's Silverado ZR2 Bison, so I figured I'd help change that. Picked it up on Friday, it's a lovely beast.

Okay, that makes me feel better and less like I'm going crazy. Thanks!

Let me start by saying, I'm not talking about the option in settings where you can tilt the HUD to one side or the other by spinning the wheel button. So I picked up a brand new Silverado today, and as I'm driving down the highway I swear the HUD alignment is off, it looks just angles wrong. Imagine if you're looking head on at your computer screen or phone, and then you rotated it a bit to the left to show someone standing next to you. That's what the HUD looks like as though someone rotated the projector a bit so that the right side appears slightly bigger than the left, as though it was a computer screen that was rotated. I feel like I'm going crazy looking at it. Can someone tell me, is this a deliberate design choice for the HUD or is something out of whack? I tried taking pictures that show what I'm talking about, but unfortunately the HUD is very difficult to accurately photograph.