Using Rear Screw Tow hooks for Protection of bumper
06-02-12, 06:56 AM
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06-02-12, 07:33 AM
#3
http://www.bumperbully.com/
This is what I'd recommend. Many of my family members have asked if I knew of anything to help protect the rear when they park on the street. They live in San Francisco, and because parking space is rather limited there, people do tend to "nudge" to try to fit into a space. Little dings and scratches and sometimes semi-deep bumps were the norm until I got them this Bumper Bully. It works pretty well, adds a good amount of protection, and can be retracted by putting it back in the trunk when you're ready to go. And there is a smaller guard for the front- it surrounds your license plate frame, but I don't think that alone will prevent the impact completely.
This is what I'd recommend. Many of my family members have asked if I knew of anything to help protect the rear when they park on the street. They live in San Francisco, and because parking space is rather limited there, people do tend to "nudge" to try to fit into a space. Little dings and scratches and sometimes semi-deep bumps were the norm until I got them this Bumper Bully. It works pretty well, adds a good amount of protection, and can be retracted by putting it back in the trunk when you're ready to go. And there is a smaller guard for the front- it surrounds your license plate frame, but I don't think that alone will prevent the impact completely.
06-02-12, 09:14 AM
#5
Lol
Yea so I have this clear plastic on my bumper that the dealer had put on the car. so when the guys screw from his plate hit my bumper it made a white streak. I guess ill put a pic in a bit so you can see. my only solution is to pull it off and get a new piece but lexus does not sell it.
06-02-12, 11:10 AM
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http://www.bumperbully.com/
This is what I'd recommend. Many of my family members have asked if I knew of anything to help protect the rear when they park on the street. They live in San Francisco, and because parking space is rather limited there, people do tend to "nudge" to try to fit into a space. Little dings and scratches and sometimes semi-deep bumps were the norm until I got them this Bumper Bully. It works pretty well, adds a good amount of protection, and can be retracted by putting it back in the trunk when you're ready to go. And there is a smaller guard for the front- it surrounds your license plate frame, but I don't think that alone will prevent the impact completely.
This is what I'd recommend. Many of my family members have asked if I knew of anything to help protect the rear when they park on the street. They live in San Francisco, and because parking space is rather limited there, people do tend to "nudge" to try to fit into a space. Little dings and scratches and sometimes semi-deep bumps were the norm until I got them this Bumper Bully. It works pretty well, adds a good amount of protection, and can be retracted by putting it back in the trunk when you're ready to go. And there is a smaller guard for the front- it surrounds your license plate frame, but I don't think that alone will prevent the impact completely.
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06-02-12, 12:16 PM
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IM GONNA LEAN TOWARDS THIS BEING THE CLEANEST LOOK
http://www.sigmaautomotive.com/Seiko...umperguard.php
http://www.sigmaautomotive.com/Seiko...umperguard.php
06-03-12, 12:34 AM
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lol where can you buy those spikes at i might have to get a set
and is the thread pattern the same on the isx50 and the smart car? lol
and is the thread pattern the same on the isx50 and the smart car? lol
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