BLIS® with Trailer Coverage

Illustration showing vehicle detected in blind spot of trailer

If you drive a Ford pickup or full-size SUV and pull a large trailer, an enhanced version of available BLIS® (Blind Spot Information System) with Cross-Traffic Alert is offered especially for you. It provides coverage for not only the truck you’re driving but also the conventional trailer you’re towing.10 The system supports conventional trailers only and automatically turns off if you select a fifth-wheel or gooseneck trailer. Trailer dimensions up to 9 feet wide (measured at the trailer front) and up to 33 feet long can be input into the system.

 

See How It Works

Blind Spot Coverage for Truck and Trailer

Vehicle on highway towing a boat with motorcycle coming up alongside

Tow Your Trailer with Confidence

Available BLIS® with Trailer Coverage scans the blind spots of not only the truck you’re driving but also the conventional trailer you’re towing.10
Conventional trailer measurements calculated in data entry display

Enter Your Conventional Trailer Length

Configuring BLIS® with Trailer Coverage is easy with the 5-way switch on the steering wheel. Enter the width of your conventional-only trailer up to 9 feet wide (measured at the trailer front) and up to 33 feet long.
Driver side rearview mirror with indicator light showing vehicle detected in blind spot

Alert in Outside Mirror

When a vehicle is detected in the blind spot of either the truck or trailer, a light will alert you in the corresponding outside mirror.10

BLIS® with Trailer Coverage Availability

(Standard and Optional)
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