[SteveNYC]

You're only supposed to use this while parking your car, not while driving. For those of us who park in the city, this looks like it might help. It hangs down on straps attached in the trunk and stores in there when not in use.

What do you all think?

BumperBully

Steve

 

[Bullitt_5135]

If I had to park my car on the streets of NYC it is something I would consider.

 

[Big Stig]

Good idea...

You're only supposed to use this while parking your car, not while driving. For those of us who park in the city, this looks like it might help. It hangs down on straps attached in the trunk and stores in there when not in use.

What do you all think?

BumperBully

Steve

A definite "must" if you park on the street. Do they make one for the front too? The front usually gets it worse because people have a tendency to back into a spot and use the "bump" of your car as an indicator that it is time to stop.

 

[SteveNYC]

A definite "must" if you park on the street. Do they make one for the front too? The front usually gets it worse because people have a tendency to back into a spot and use the "bump" of your car as an indicator that it is time to stop.

For some reason, it's only for the rear bumper. Oh... I guess that's because they use the inside of the trunk as the attachment point for the straps the pad hangs from.

I'll bet there are other temporary bumper pads out there. I'll do a search and report back on that.

Steve

 

[rblack4405]

Someone will cut the straps and take it with them. A good idea,