i do not want to dril into my bumper. will a sensor work on a modified license plate holder ? if so what is the width of coverage from the rear center
463477
When I installed my system, I thought I would need an adaptor extension for my truck. As it turns out, I didn't need it it but it looked like that kit had sensor brackets that attached to the underside of the bumper. This might be worth checking out. Not sure how the "modified license plate holder" would work. Good luck.
463478
You might want to use all four sensors and keep it apart as specified to get the benefit out of it. The indicator display that goes on the dashboard will tell you where the the blocking object is. Drilling will hardly go wrong.. I did it for the first time and it worked ok. At first I thought it doesn't work as I did not pay attention to the up arrow on the sensors. I had to rotate it get the arrow to point upwards so that the sensor would properly work. If you keep the sensor and control box on your license plate, I am not sure where you hide the wires and the control box itself..
1096983
It's 12"x46" It won't cover the corners of your bumper, but it will protect the areas that get hit the most. You can adjust the height it hangs down as well.
1954391
Just measured mine, the item description is correct: 5 inches by 3.5 inches. It has about quarter inch flange all around.Should be good protection if you stick it on the right spots on the bumper - the most protruding spots where another car would most likely touch your bumper while parking.I am also using strips of rubber from the same company on the corners of both front and rear bumpers.Looks ugly probably, but better than "bumper bully"type of products that is also illegal to drive with, so you have to bother taking it out of the trunk and packing it back in every time you park your car and then want to drive again. Just measured mine, the item description is correct: 5 inches by 3.5 inches. It has about quarter inch flange all around.Should be good protection if you stick it on the right spots on the bumper - the most protruding spots where another car would most likely touch your bumper while parking.I am also using strips of rubber from the same company on the corners of both front and rear bumpers.Looks ugly probably, but better than "bumper bully"type of products that is also illegal to drive with, so you have to bother taking it out of the trunk and packing it back in... » Read More Just measured mine, the item description is correct: 5 inches by 3.5 inches. It has about quarter inch flange all around.Should be good protection if you stick it on the right spots on the bumper - the most protruding spots where another car would most likely touch your bumper while parking.I am also using strips of rubber from the same company on the corners of both front and rear bumpers.Looks ugly probably, but better than "bumper bully"type of products that is also illegal to drive with, so you have to bother taking it out of the trunk and packing it back in every time you park your car and then want to drive again. « Show Less
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Yes it will fit, there are a bunch of positions to mount the plate, you will just have to try a few out and make sure it's not in front of the fog lights.
1392733
Probably not! This bumber guard extends just a couple of inches beyond the license plate on either side
2186676
the sensor can be moved left and right, up and down. It will move about an inch either way. an inch seems to cover a pretty good area. mine is set to cover an area to the right were my walk is
1285201
Yes. if you require a front license plate, you'll need to move it, this blocks the OEM front license plate position.
652135
I do not have sensors or a camera, but this step is low. As the other reviewer said - it extends from the bottom half of the opening and on my vehicle, sticks out about 7" to the tip and is about 18" wide. Camera would be fine - but depends on where the sensors are located.
537162
Depending on which hole you put your hitch pin in It has a few different lengths to choose from. I have it set so it is about 6 inches from the bumper. I have even been rear ended with it and it saved me having to be without my pick up while a new bumper would have to be installed. Very worth it!!!
652136
It sticks back about 6-1/2" from the end on the receiver, with the top of the step level with half-way up the receiver opening, and the bottom about level with the bottom of the receiver opening. It is 18" wide, which means it sticks sideways from the receiver center-line about 9". If your vehicle sensors and camera are above or outside those dimensions, then you should be able to use it.
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It screws into the tow hook port on your bumper. So I would say yes it would. The problem I have with it is, the backing plate that you bolt your license plat to is not as long as the license plate itself. When you go through a car wash you license plate will get bent over the edge of the backing plate. I had to replace my license plate after a year of bending it back so many times it ends up breaking in half. I hope this helps.
1890602
This fit on my installation. I had previously bought a sensor from a local auto parts store and it did not fit. The problem being that the wire lead was too short. I would measure your existing lead and confirm that for sure. Other than that, I don;t see why it would not work for you. Good luck!
1026782
This tape is less than 1/2 inch wide, I would think you would need a wider strip if you are talking about protecting a bumper.
995108
Front bumpers only have corner sensors on my tundra. No interference with them
491364
Not me but if your car is low I would not recommend it. If you look for my comment I strongly urged against buying this retractable license plate. Mine failed on the freeway, dragged my bumper and caused $3000 worth of damage to my car plus my car was in the shop for three weeks!
2146324
Hello Patty, The carrier should not cover your license plate. If the carrier is folded up vertical it may cover your licence plate, that is, depending on where your licence plate is on your vehicle. The carrier platform is 47 inches long by 28 inches wide with a 42 inch ramp. The hitch does not have to be wired, as it only has reflectors. Please let me know if you have any additional questions. Warm regards, Heather
1906015
In the instructions it states "the range of the sensing unit is 0.5 to 16 feet". They recommend that you never leave less than one foot between your bumper and the wall. Personally, I prefer to park a few feet away from the wall, so never tried it at a shorter distance. It should work though.