Goodyear Dual Lens Car Dash Cam

You need a microSD card, Class 10 or higher. We recommend using an 8GB-128GB card for optimal performance.

You can format the SD card through the dash cam's menu settings. Go to the settings, and look for format SD card option.

You can view the videos directly on the dash cam screen or remove the SD card and view them on your computer or other device.

Yes, the dash cam records audio. You can enable or disable the audio recording through the settings.

Loop recording automatically overwrites the oldest footage with new recordings, ensuring continuous recording without manually deleting files.

The G-sensor detects sudden impacts, like those from a collision, and automatically saves the current video file, preventing it from being overwritten.

The parking mode requires a hardwire kit (sold separately). Once installed, it allows the dash cam to record events when your vehicle is parked.

Check the manufacturer's website for the latest firmware updates. Follow their instructions to download and install the update onto the dash cam.

Check the power connection (cigarette lighter and cable). Ensure the car's power outlet is working. Test with a different power outlet. If the issue persists, check the fuse.

Clean the camera lens. Check the video resolution settings and ensure it's set to the highest quality. Make sure the SD card is a compatible and high-speed card. Consider replacing the SD card.

Ensure an SD card is inserted correctly. Check SD card space and delete old files if needed. Confirm the loop recording function is enabled in settings.

Check the G-sensor sensitivity settings. Adjust the sensitivity level according to your needs. Make sure the SD card is not full.