How well does the edges stand up upon entry and does it stay put upon driving in and out of garage on?
1493499
I have owned many floor guards over the past 20 years. The Auto Floor Guard works better than any of them, particularly the edges. I used to use the models that used garden hose and they were okay but not great. The new models with the plastic edges are dreadful. The Auto Floor Guards edging is the best I have used. They also stay in place quite well--to answer your second question. I now have four Floor Guards in use at our two homes and have no complaints or concerns.
1493500
We have two of them for almost a year and the edges are holding up just fine. Yes, it stays put driving in and out.
1493501
I've had this for a year now, and it is fine. The edges are supported by a foam that compresses. Ours hasn't moved at all.
1493502
The mat stays put and so far the edges have been pretty substantial to driving on. We have had for about 6 mos
1773906
That's about right. I have to stand on the bumper and it's still a decent step up. It works great for me because I'm hardly ever on the roof, plus it doesn't get in the way of my folding cargo carrier on the back. Hope this helps.
1406379
Yes, It stays in place the whole time. Real ez install. You can lock it or leave it unlocked and it stays attached. Great product to keep people from stealing your tailgate or if you have a tonneau cover etc.
1236979
I have no problem driving with the cover folded up. It stays up just fine with the included supports. I don't hear the wind inside the cab either. (Ford F150)
828574
it will stay ,i had to cut mine also .it did not actually fit my door so i had to trim the entire strip to fit where it slides in ,(that was just my door ) i then used clear silacone to make sure it did not slide ,u can also hammer the ends to stop slipping without any effect on door
445877
I have Ford F150 pickup truck and fold the seats up, so it is ideal for me, I also purchased the door protectors and that really helps as well. yes stays in place
1560542
It should probably stay in place. Otherwise you'll have scuff marks on the walls all the time.
471365
I have a rubber trunk liner, so it's stayed in place.btw, I love its capacity. Holds more than you'd think.
893554
I've dropped mine from hip-height onto concrete quite a few times getting out of my car. It has gotten a little scratched up but still completely functional.
676175
The sides have velcro strips that you attach to the wall of your car and the sides are somewhat stiff. We have 3 Bulldogs and they are all over the back area - so far no issues with the sides staying up. We feel it's been a great investment.
515436
It goes over the door edge. It's pretty straightforward to install and looks decent too
8461
I use both of my wedge-its on my garage doors, which lock and open outward. The main reason I use the wedge-it is to keep the door open all-the-way, so that I can enter the garage without having to use my hands to open the door, and to keep it opened during gusts of wind that would otherwise slam my door shut. So, if you don't want the door opened all the way, the wedge-it is not for you! I would place a piece of wood inside the door frame near the hinges large enough to keep the door from closing all the way. Sounds simple, but it works. (I used a block of wood 4x1x.5 inches, and stood it up inside the door frame with the long side standing up.) Hope this works for you. And thanks for giving me the opportunity to use my noodle to figure stuff out! Don't you just love doing that?
2235238
Yes, it can stay open; it is sturdy enough. You must be more organized than I, bec mine is never empty! I does keep the car in order, and it also can fold, so not too bulky if not being used. It's a useful piece.
1444459
I have this on my jeep and I'd say it stands up about an inch and a half above the windsheild
1299975
Absolutely, ours is 100% secure even after 5 years of use! It is not meant to stay on while driving, but I have left it on for short distances and it has been fine. It is said to hold 200#s.
300932
I work as a Lease Driver and I install this in every truck I drive. If you sit it on the wheel "kitty-cornered" and tighten it down really well it is very stable. If you have a rubberized wheel it will make marks in it but as soon as you remove it they begin to return normal. If it is your own truck and you plan on using it in that truck, why worry about it ? ?
1172573
We live in the North West. The Auto Floor Guard fits perfect in the garage and the slush, snow remaine inside the barriers surrounding the perimeter of the guard. Works like the litature said.