If I use it just outside my garage doors, is it ok to drive the cars over it, of course at crawling speed?
847021
I don't think it's recommended but personally, if you don't sit the car on it, I think it can take it - It's flat with no wires except at the corners - you don't want to drive over those!! It's only 5' long. you may need a 10' length.
847022
I don't think it's recommended but personally, if you don't sit the car on it, I think it can take it -It's flat with no wires except at the corners - you don't want to drive over those!! It's only 5' long.you may need a 10' length.
847023
It is recommended by the company that you don't drive on them. You can call the company and ask them.
1418738
My children drive this and it has one speed. It's not too fast. I feel very safe with them driving it
2263167
Unfortunately I'm unable to answer this because I do not really know how long it will last with vehicles going over it. We installed the product on the concrete floor of a large outside storeroom where no vehicles drive over it at all. Sorry I can't be of more help.
1967481
Sorry I do not drive over it , I have it on the side of my driveway next to the house.
1807955
No it should not as long as you are running over lawn. Don't try to run over a driveway
927336
I think you should be ok doing it, but it's like mowing your yard with an old hand rolling one non motorized one. You can do it, but you wont be efficient at all.
1610883
Yes, you can drive over it, I believe it will just fill as if you were going over a bump. The strip bonds quite well to the concrete floor of the garage. Make sure you park both cars right were you need to start with, then place the strip in front of the tire and use a pencil to mark the location, then take the cars out and fix the strips to the floor. You may even think about using one strip on the driver side and the other (for the 2nd car) on the passenger side? if esthetics is not an issue for your garage.
306594
It depends on what you use it for, but for some tricks yes. It's a bit risky, but if it's far enough from your body (such as a hummer card routine) it should be fine.
1315951
If you are not driving them into things as you state, you shouldn't break it... But if you do RUN into things going fast, good chance it will break. So far so good on the one I got my 10 year old for Christmas. Luckily we have a lot of wide open area for her to drive it. She has hit a few things at low speed and it hasn't broke yet, but nothing has been hit at full speed yet.
494000
As long as you mount the screen's attachments on the outer side of the garage frame, you should be okay. The screen's magnets may catch on a metal overhead door and ride up with the automatic door opener, particularly if it is a windy day.
59438
it is not directional....in your case, it would probably pick up cars twenty feet away unless it was shielded....
166847
For slow crawling yes. These aren't pencil beams, they're 30 degree floods. Your better off buying HIDs or a light bar
851018
I order it for my husband and he put it inside the vehicle (under the carpet, in between the roof and headliner, and inside the door panels) he said he would not recommend it for use outside of the cab.
80993
I think 10 mph would be a stretch for this vehicle. I'd say more around 5 mph. It is a fun, capable crawler.
679270
I used it on cars and buses just for a test, and use it regularly for softball pitchers. I tested it on cars in urban environment, so the speed was low -- 30 to 50 mph -- and standing on the side of the road. Product description gives ranges which I could not test. For softball it works fine.
1539400
As long As it's properly anchored to a flat surface (like your concrete driveway) you shouldn't have any problem with it. I driver my Hummer over it daily and have seen any issues.
631272
Yes, we used the lift for a short period, but were very happy with its performance. Follow safety precautions and you should be fine.