Retro Fit Reversing Sensors

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27 October, 201114 yr

I see that Skoda do a retro fit reversing sensor kit for the Superb ( Google "BEA500001" for information) and it seems like you can buy a complete kit for the price of less than one of the factory fitted sensors (and we all know how reliable those are !!)

Looking at the kit, it seems like the sensors are completely different, and I was just wondering if anyone has fitted one of these kits and has any feedback on sensor availablity / life etc.?

I know I could fit pretty much any system to the car, but wondered if this retro fit kit would talk to the diagnostics in the same way that the factory fitted ones do?

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