In winter, sometimes the street and car bumper are iced over. Angling and rubber helps, but is there any kind of safety latch as added protection?
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There is no safety latch, but the ramp is quite heavy. Just offhand, I'd think that making the street the more secure anchor (hacking the ice) would be the safer choice if there's a chance of slippage. You could lodge the top side of the ramp against the jamb and control the bottom by straddling with your feet. I think you should be okay. Good luck!
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I believe that there is some sort of strap that one can purchase separately which can be attached to something in the vehicle to keep the ramp from moving around and/or slipping. I am not personally familiar with the item.
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No there isn't and I haven't used mine in ice yet to tell how secure it remains.
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I had the same concern myself. I have used ICE in four different vehicles with extraordinary results. It will protect your hoses, your water pump and your radiator. It has saved me a lot if money and inconvenience over several years.
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They will help, but are maybe not thick enough for serious thermal protection. Excellent, though, for keeping road-salt and ice from paws. 3rd winter, 2nd pair.
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It has a nylon bottom and won't slide very well on the snow. Icy hill, maybe but it won't be very stable. Also it doesn't have cold crack additive in the PVC and could bust if it gets too cold.
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Hi Todms!Our Bumperguard is a patented parking protector so it is to be used during parking times to protect against daily parking taps. Our patented locking mechanism allows easy removal of the Bumperguard but protects against theft! Thankyou.
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My key safe was put on the house by the contractor in "out of view" area, it came with very long screws that was put into the door jam. I also bought the Slimline Weather cover for the Keysafe to help protect it from the weather, cold winter temps, freezing rains and snows. The weather cover makes it not look like a Keysafe and someone could pass it by. If you live in a cold weather climate by the weather cover. The Keysafe is very sturdy and not flimsily made.
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I bought four last fall they have been on my trialer all winter, they are fabric with a metal ring sewn into the backside that hooks over the wheel and keeps it on the tire. Covers the treads and the outside of the wheel, which is fine because you do not want to hold mosture in the brake drum area as it will promote rust. You need these to keep the sun off the exposed rubber to prevent the sun from deteriating the rubber yet you want thme to be able to breath and let moisture evapoate, this is why you do not want to cover the wheel completely with a cover that will hold the moisture in. Peace
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Hello Jennifer. We actually bought this specifically for NY during the winter in December. Walked through snow, slush and rain. Worked perfectly. Get the wind breaker for the stroller though.
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Hi Bob. Can't tell you about winter use. To be honest I found the product no better than most dash or rubber protective sprays.
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Yes, we kept it out this winter with just the lid on it. We did not have any problems doing that even in a harsh winter in Michigan. You could also cover it in a tarp for extra protection.
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I believe it is designed for that but I used it on my car convertible. It has held up thru this horrible winter with snow and ice. I am happy how this product performs
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I live in Texas so we don't have that problem here, but the cover is made of mesh, I don't see how it would prevent ice buildup.
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Agree with Wayne and Brett. I've used mine for years in warn and cold weather. Works great to keep the battery topped up.
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I got mine because of the cold in the winter and the hot in the summer. It keeps the steering wheel from freezing my hands in the winter and burning my hands in the summer.
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I do not know about snow but it was able to keep rain (heavy rain) off of baby. On a side note it is very bulky and awkward when the cover is rolled up and not in use. I would remove the arm cushion when it is not being used for keeping baby away from weather.
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should lock right into place, go to weathertech web site and make sure, and don't forget the trunk liner, this item has been great this winter, best floor protection i every owned and it will be for u also
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I already answered this. It does nothing to protect against cold air. It didn't fit my doors, and I use it now as a cat toy.