Do these have a non-slip backing or do they have a tendency to slide around? (no hold down bracket for my '69 beetle.)
2057880
They work great and I have never had them slide around on my motor home. Hope this helps...
2057881
I would say it is a some-what non slip backing. Felt side goes towards the Battery. Your battery should be secured so that it does not move around. Then there will be no problems.
2057882
They slide around somewhat with a hold down bracket. According to the service literature they are to be used for storage of the battery (not in the vehicle).
1973065
Come with various rubber O-rings that stretch around the handlebar and hook on either side of the light. I've never had any problem with it slipping moving around on my road bike.
1290868
No, they are smooth on the back side. These mats do not slide around, they are made of a high quality soft rubber and stay in place.
805955
yeah i did the same thing when i got mine. you need to adust them back slide all the way and retighten while holding them in place. they slide
515572
They do come with mounting brackets. I used 3m double sided tape for my application though (they are hidden behind factory tweeter covers in the door). That stuff held in my last set of tweeters for the entire 3 years I owned my last car. PS these are still rockin hard and crystal clear after the few months I've owned them!
811365
No, these fit over the twist lock retainers but they fit so well that I have no problem with them slipping or moving. Had them about 2 months now.
1248546
It slips in place , make sure to use O ring lube and don't over tighten the retaining nuts
1430826
I have a set for my 2012. They are supposed to fit, but they are sloppy, not sure if they will stay put.
933853
They taper down and don't go on bumper.. I put them on a 2001 with a chrome front bumper and they fit perfect and looked great. If I could figure out how or if it is possible I could post a picture.
1541110
They do but you need the special bolts that go on top. Also these are very jittery on descending, I don't even use them anymore.
1564383
I have a small dodge neon, and they will slide a bit, but overall they're a good fit. Good for little cars I think.
198084
Slippery isn't the word that I'd use. They would certainly allow you to slide easier than say, cloth seats, but if you're right arm is going to be immobile, then these may not be for you (they tend to bunch up under your legs when you first get into the vehicle, requiring a bit of adjusting / maneuvering. The reason for this is that there is no attachment on the lower end, it just hangs there...I've thought that they could be improved with a bit of elastic or Velcro. At any rate, best of luck.
2129015
They do slip around. I put a dish towel underneath to keep it from slipping.
1840673
The rear bumper protectors basically have a 3m sticky tape on the back that have a very secure hold. I just replace my rear bumper on my KIA Sedona and it was very very hard to rip off the old bumper protector. So they definatelly hold
887692
These are dor the dront. They make some for the back. Check the website for stock #. The rear ones are harder to put on because the brake lines mount through them.
1276446
I installed mine myself and blew one out almost immediately. Installed another and both have done very well ever since but I can not tell you why they slip so easily. You might want to try a set of tires with the wire edges which hold much better to the rim.
2212440
They need to have some type of strap to keep them from sliding to the rear. A strap in the rear is not needed. The weight of whatever is loaded in them keeps them from flopping up and down. Unless this on an off road machine of course. I tie the rear of mine to the license plate bracket and the front to the passenger pegs.