2019 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Visibility (wipers, defrost, mirrors) Problems

“When the truck is in reverse at night, the data system on the dashboard shines too brightly and makes it nearly impossible to use. You cannot look across the truck to use your passenger sideview mirror, nor use your rearview mirror. This caused me to back over a mailbox, and had caused a few near- misses while backing at night. The dealership told me that there is nothing that they can do.”

“Putting vehicle in reverse the reverse camera pops up but is extremely low quality, I had better quality on a screen half this size from ford that was 6 years older the screen is hazy with lines running across it, while reversing or pressing the brakes the screen gets glitchy and will even completely cut off and say 'service vision system, I have less than 100 miles on this truck, this should not be happening but it seems the dealers have no fix for it apparently”

“Rear view camera on my 2019 silverado wt goes in and out when in reverse. It puts several lines which creating a fuzzy view on the screen. The picture on the screen prevents a clear picture of what's going on. When the breaks are applied the image clears up and once the breaks are release the fuzzy image returns.according to the dealership GM is working to fix the problem but has not come up with a solution. After reading several forums several other customers are experiencing the same issue. My kids drive the vehicle and this is major concern”

“When the back up camera is activated by being put in reverse it is so bright that it is very difficult to see out the passenger side mirror at night. This is a non hd monitor and there is no way to adjust brightness or to turn off ther screen. It could result in scraping the side of the truck or hitting something. Back up cameras are not supposed to be a replacement for mirrors”

“Rear camera way too bright. Going into reverse gear, the rear camera goes to full brightness and makes seeing outside of the car nearly impossible and very dangerous. The camera needs to either a) have the ability to turn down brightness or b) set at a lower level of brightness consistent with seeing outside in the dark.”