Updated September 2026 · Vehicle-Specific Fit Guide
Best Dash Cams for the Chevy Silverado, Tahoe & Suburban
Short answer: for a dash cam that looks factory-installed in a full-size Chevy, get the FitCamX built for your vehicle — the 2022–2026 Silverado unit (1500, 2500HD, 3500HD and EV), the 2021–2026 Tahoe or 2021–2025 Suburban unit, or the shared 2015–2020 Tahoe/Suburban unit. All start at $189, mount at your rearview mirror, record 4K, and keep the power cable hidden. The step that matters: newer trucks and SUVs come with several mirror-cover styles, and you tell them apart by counting vents.
By Tho Huynh, DashGear Lab · How we evaluate products
Our verdict · Best Overall for Full-Size Chevys
For a 2022–2026 Silverado, the FitCamX Silverado fitment is the pick: 30 owner reviews averaging 4.90 stars, 4K front recording, and plug-and-play power if your truck has an auto-dimming mirror (fuse-box power if it doesn't). The 4K front-only version at $189 is the best value — but decide on the rear camera now, because FitCamX states it can't be added separately later. Tahoe and Suburban owners get the same camera from their own listings at the same price.
Check 2022–2026 Silverado Price →
Which One Fits Your Chevy?
Four vehicle-specific fitments. Every one costs $189 for 4K front-only, $219 for 1440p front + 1080p rear, and $269 for 4K front + 1080p rear at FitCamX's listed prices at the time of writing (September 2026).
Own a Silverado older than 2022? At the time of writing, FitCamX's catalog has no Silverado listing before the 2022 model year. A universal-mount camera from our main dash cam guide is the practical option for those trucks.
How to Identify Your Mirror Cover
2022–2026 Silverado, 2021+ Tahoe and Suburban: count the vents
These trucks and SUVs share GM's mirror-cover styles, and FitCamX identifies each by its vents. Look at the plastic cover around your mirror base:
- HD2-4925 — two groups of vents: a row of 6 and a row of 8.
- HD2-6272 — just 3 small vent slots on the side.
- HD2-9135 (Silverado only) — 5 vents on the front end.
- HD2-6275 — no big cover; the mirror hangs from a bare mount on the glass.
The Tahoe and Suburban listings offer HD2-4925, HD2-6272 and HD2-6275; the Silverado listing adds HD2-9135. These are the same cover styles FitCamX uses for the GMC Sierra, so if you've read that guide, the check is identical.
2015–2020 Tahoe and Suburban: check the cover part number
FitCamX's photo for the 2015–2020 Tahoe/Suburban unit shows it replacing the original GM cover with part number 22775213. This fitment is listed as compatible only with vehicles that have an auto-dimming rearview mirror.
Power: auto-dimming mirror or fuse box
On the Silverado, 2021+ Tahoe and 2021+ Suburban listings, FitCamX states that vehicles with an auto-dimming rearview mirror get plug-and-play power; without one, the camera needs power from the fuse box. A 2021 Tahoe owner described the power hookup as a Y-splitter straight from the mirror.
Then send the photo when FitCamX asks
FitCamX emails you after purchase to confirm your model and mirror cover and asks for a photo, then ships within 3 days of confirmation. Skipping the photo can delay shipping or send a model that doesn't fit.
The Four Chevy Fitments
All four run the same FitCamX camera platform, so they share the 8.5 score we gave FitCamX in our main dash cam roundup. Our evaluation is based on FitCamX's published specifications, identification photos and policies, the 43 customer reviews across these four listings, and comparison against the universal-mount cameras in our main guide. We have not personally installed any of these units.
1. FitCamX for 2022–2026 Chevy Silverado 1500 / 2500HD / 3500HD / EV
Best Overall
Fits2022–2026, 4 models
Trucks1500, HD, EV
Video4K front
Reviews30 · 4.90★
From$189
The Silverado listing covers the light-duty 1500, the 2500HD and 3500HD heavy-duty trucks, and the Silverado EV, and its 30 owner reviews average 4.90 stars. The camera replaces the cover at your mirror base with a matching housing, records 4K, and locks footage when its G-sensor detects a collision.
Owner reports are specific and useful. A 2025 Silverado HD owner said that following FitCamX's instruction video had it installed and running "in no time," with no cables hanging for power. Another called the install easier than expected thanks to YouTube videos. A 2026 Silverado owner who added an ND filter said they barely know it's there, but warned that video viewed in the phone app is low-resolution and glitchy — for real footage, pull the SD card and watch on a computer, which FitCamX itself recommends for 4K dual-camera clips. And if your truck has a powered rear sliding window, one owner advises mounting the rear camera on the correct side of it.
Pros
- Highest-rated listing here: 30 reviews, 4.90★
- Covers 1500, 2500HD, 3500HD and the Silverado EV
- Works without an auto-dimming mirror via fuse-box power
Cons
- Four cover models — count vents to order correctly
- App playback is low-resolution; use a computer for full-quality footage
- Rear camera can't be added to a front-only unit later
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2. FitCamX for 2021–2026 Chevy Tahoe (5th Gen)
Best for the Tahoe
Fits2021–2026 Tahoe
Models4925 / 6272 / 6275
Video4K front
Reviews11 · 4.82★
From$189
The 5th-gen Tahoe gets its own listing with three cover models and 11 owner reviews averaging 4.82 stars. The most detailed review comes from a 2021 Tahoe Z71 owner who chose FitCamX specifically to avoid hanging cords: the install took under five minutes, power came from a Y-splitter at the mirror, and the cords tucked neatly under the unit. They also noted an included polarized lens cap that helps cut dashboard glare.
Their one frustration will sound familiar to anyone with wireless phone projection: to connect to the camera's WiFi, they had to disable Android Auto first. FitCamX confirms the camera records without a phone connection, so this only matters when you want to view or download clips. Another owner summed it up as a no-tools install with an easy app and an OEM look.
Pros
- Owners report sub-five-minute, no-tools front installs
- Y-splitter power from the mirror — no visible cords
- Solid owner base: 11 reviews, 4.82★
Cons
- Must disconnect Android Auto / CarPlay to view clips over WiFi
- Three cover models to choose between
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3. FitCamX for 2021–2025 Chevy Suburban (12th Gen)
Best for the Suburban
Fits2021–2025 Suburban
Models4925 / 6272 / 6275
Video4K front
Reviews1 · 5.0★
From$189
The 12th-gen Suburban listing offers the same three cover models as the Tahoe at the same price. It has only one owner review so far — from a repeat FitCamX buyer on their second system, who said both installed easily, look factory, don't obstruct the view, and praised FitCamX's customer support.
With so few reviews, the Tahoe listing's owner reports are the better guide to what installing this looks like, since the two SUVs share cover models. Lean on FitCamX's photo confirmation before shipping.
Pros
- Same cover models and price as the Tahoe fitment
- Plug-and-play with an auto-dimming mirror, fuse box otherwise
Cons
- Only one owner review so far
- Rear camera can't be added to a front-only unit later
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4. FitCamX for 2015–2020 Chevy Tahoe & Suburban
Best for Older Tahoes & Suburbans
Fits2015–2020 Tahoe, Suburban
CoverPart 22775213
PowerAuto-dim mirror
Reviews1 · 5.0★
From$189
One listing covers both the 4th-gen Tahoe and 11th-gen Suburban. It replaces the original GM cover (part 22775213) with a camera housing and is listed as compatible only with vehicles that have an auto-dimming rearview mirror, which supplies the power.
There's just one rating on this listing so far. GMC owners using the same cover style on the 2015–2020 Sierra, Yukon and Canyon report a tight install, with connectors and wiring hard to fit into the housing — worth knowing before you start.
Pros
- One fitment for both 2015–2020 Tahoe and Suburban
- Clear identification by cover part number
Cons
- Only works with an auto-dimming mirror
- Minimal owner feedback; same-cover GMC owners report a tight install
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Choosing Your Configuration
Decide on the rear camera now
Every fitment comes as 4K front-only ($189, 64GB), 1440p front + 1080p rear ($219, 64GB), or 4K front + 1080p rear ($269, 128GB). FitCamX states on all four listings that the rear camera can't be added separately, so pick now. If you'll never want rear coverage, 4K front-only is the best value; if you might, the 4K dual keeps full front resolution — the angle that reads plates.
Watch your footage on a computer
The FitCamX app is convenient for checking that the camera is recording, but owners describe in-app playback as low-resolution. FitCamX recommends a computer for downloading and watching 4K dual-camera video. Viewing over WiFi also means disconnecting CarPlay or Android Auto first; the camera itself records without any phone connection.
Parking mode needs the fuse box
Parking mode requires a hardwired fuse-box installation. It records when the camera detects a collision rather than continuously.
Shipping and warranty
After the photo confirmation, FitCamX ships within 3 days and quotes 8–12 working days for standard shipping. Their policy covers manufacturing defects for 12 months from purchase, with a free replacement and FitCamX paying the freight; the warranty ends if you sell or transfer the camera.
Chevy Silverado, Tahoe & Suburban Dash Cam FAQ
Which FitCamX fits my Silverado?
For a 2022–2026 Silverado 1500, 2500HD, 3500HD or EV, count the vents on your mirror cover: a row of 6 and a row of 8 means HD2-4925; 3 small side slots means HD2-6272; 5 vents on the front means HD2-9135; no large cover means HD2-6275. FitCamX confirms from a photo before shipping.
Is there a FitCamX for a Silverado older than 2022?
At the time of writing, FitCamX's catalog has no Silverado listing before the 2022 model year. For older Silverados, a universal-mount dash cam is the practical option.
Do the Tahoe and Suburban use the same unit?
For 2015–2020, yes — one listing covers the 4th-gen Tahoe and 11th-gen Suburban. For 2021 and later, they have separate listings, but both offer the same three cover models (HD2-4925, HD2-6272, HD2-6275) at the same price.
Does it work without an auto-dimming mirror?
On the 2022–2026 Silverado and the 2021+ Tahoe and Suburban, yes — FitCamX says vehicles without an auto-dimming mirror need fuse-box power instead of plugging in. The 2015–2020 Tahoe/Suburban unit is listed as compatible only with auto-dimming mirrors.
Can I add a rear camera later?
No. FitCamX states the rear camera can't be added separately to these units. Buy the dual-camera version up front if you might want rear coverage.
Why does the video look blurry in the app?
Owners report that in-app playback over WiFi is low-resolution. The recording itself is 4K; pull the SD card or download to a computer to see full-quality footage, as FitCamX recommends for dual-camera clips.
What warranty does FitCamX offer?
12 months from purchase for manufacturing defects, with a free replacement and FitCamX paying the freight. The warranty ends if you sell or transfer the product.
Final Verdict
The bottom line · Match the cover, decide on the rear camera
For full-size Chevy owners, the camera and the price are the same everywhere — $189 for 4K front-only, $269 for 4K front + rear. The work is matching your vehicle and cover: count the vents on a 2022–2026 Silverado or a 2021+ Tahoe or Suburban, or look for cover part 22775213 on a 2015–2020 Tahoe or Suburban. Then make the one decision you can't change later: front-only, or front and rear.
Check 2022–2026 Silverado Fitment & Pricing →
Drive a Tahoe? See the 2021–2026 Tahoe fitment →
Drive something else? See our GMC Sierra fit guide, our Ram 1500 fit guide, our Ford F-150 fit guide, our Toyota Tacoma fit guide, our Toyota RAV4 fit guide, our Honda CR-V fit guide, our Toyota Camry fit guide, our 7 best dash cams of 2026, or browse all DashGear Lab reviews.