Five screws for $2.99. They are the cheapest part in the Azuga shop, and the one most likely to stop a job when one rolls under a seat.

| Detail | What the Azuga shop shows |
|---|---|
| Part number | SURF-SCREWS |
| Shop price | $2.99, as listed on 2026-10-21. Prices change, so confirm before you order. |
| Stock when we checked | In stock on 2026-10-21 |
| Where it fits | The earlier AI SafetyCam mounting points, per the shop. Thread size and length are not listed. |
| Shop page | shop.azuga.com/products/surf-screws |
The shop lists a set of five screws sized for the AI SafetyCam mounting points, for installation, maintenance or replacement. The price was $2.99 on 2026-10-21. It gives no thread size, length or head type, so do not buy them to fit anything other than this camera.
One camera does not need five screws. The pack covers the ones you drop. A screw in the footwell of a van is gone, and a camera held on by a screw from the wrong bin is a callback. Count how many the camera uses on your first install, write that number on the bag, and the next job starts with the right quantity. At this price, the sensible rule is that you never leave a customer vehicle one screw short.
| Fleet situation | Our suggestion |
|---|---|
| One or two cameras | One pack in the kit |
| A small fleet install day | One pack for every two cameras |
| A fleet you service often | A small labeled tray of packs, restocked monthly |
These are our habits, not Azuga numbers. The shop does not say how many screws a camera uses.
A camera that shifts on its mount points down the road, or whose view slowly drifts, can be a loose screw and not a bad camera. Check this first, since it costs nothing and takes a minute. Azuga says misaligned lenses stop events from triggering on the newer cameras, and a shifted view is a good reason to look at the screws before you open a ticket. On the AI SafetyCam, the aiming screws are separate, so check both sets.
When you replace a screw, note it in the vehicle record along with the date. A fleet that can say what was touched has a faster answer when a camera comes back with a problem. It also helps when a customer asks who last had the camera apart, and when.
The shop does not say. Check the part against the camera before you order a quantity.
Azuga does not say. The shop lists these for the camera mounting points.
The adhesive mount needs no screws, per the shop. These are for the camera hardware itself.
Sources: Azuga shop product page, checked 2026-10-21, Azuga stand-alone camera guide, Azuga SafetyCam AI install guide. AZUGA is a trademark of its owner. API Signal is an independent installer and is not Azuga.
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