W we purchased a new Kia sported the dash is angled from the windshield down how will this stay on the dash
1701367
I'm afraid you'll have a problem.It works very well for dashboards that have bumps and aren't flat but I don't know if it'll work well with a complete angle.
1701368
Under normal driving conditions, it should stay on the dash. However under moderate to heavy acceleration, it is likely to end up sliding off. I had this happen to me after pulling onto a major street and needing to accelerate quickly. Fortunately, nothing broke! I did not want to stick the TomTom supplied adhesive disk to the dash of my Prius, but that is what I'm planning before an upcoming trip. If you make sure the adhesive disk goes on the dash in the right location, you may never need to remove it. They can be removed with some difficulty. The disks are pretty standard in size across brands, but you might check the dimensions... Under normal driving conditions, it should stay on the dash. However under moderate to heavy acceleration, it is likely to end up sliding off. I had this happen to me after pulling onto a major street and needing to accelerate quickly. Fortunately, nothing broke! I did not want to stick the TomTom supplied adhesive disk to the dash of my Prius, but that is what I'm planning before an upcoming trip. If you make sure the adhesive disk goes on the dash in the right location, you may never need to remove it. They can be removed with some difficulty. The disks are pretty standard in size across... » Read More Under normal driving conditions, it should stay on the dash. However under moderate to heavy acceleration, it is likely to end up sliding off. I had this happen to me after pulling onto a major street and needing to accelerate quickly. Fortunately, nothing broke! I did not want to stick the TomTom supplied adhesive disk to the dash of my Prius, but that is what I'm planning before an upcoming trip. If you make sure the adhesive disk goes on the dash in the right location, you may never need to remove it. They can be removed with some difficulty. The disks are pretty standard in size across brands, but you might check the dimensions... « Show Less
1701369
I have Honda CRV which also has angled dash.this product is so designed to fit and is weighted well.. I also have a friend in the UK with a Vauxhall Corsa ~~ he was thrilled with his purchase and recommended it to me...I think this product is well designed and would be OK for your car
1701370
This does move on the dash. We use a non-slip pad underneath and it does not move with that. The brand is called Sticky Pad.
1701371
Not positive.. but I would think the weight in it should keep it on the dashboard even if angled down. It is fairly weighty
1701372
I use it in my Scion FR-S and it works great. It most likely won't work if the dash is sloping downwards at a steep angle.
820119
The little thing that sticks out underneath the clips needs to be secure against your dashboard. I know this is kinda vague but I hope it helps and fixes your problem.
2166136
Idk about a Kia. Fit was tight going on, but snuggs up nice and dont slop around after 2 months of using it on our Malibu .... wife loves it and shes got that raynauds disease, helps with the cold fingers
1148782
I don't know what a dash cover is. Ours is leather and it holds. The bottom of the friction mount is a fabric, possibly suede leather and things do not slide on it. If your dash cover is something like a loose cloth that moves then I think there could be a problem unless you could place it close enough to the windshield. Its got like small rocks inside and is sort of like a bean bag, if that will help you to imagine. Just think - a suede bean bag. Would it slide off your dash cover? As long as the dash cover doesn't move it would be fine, so placement could also be a consideration. From my experience with buying from Amazon and their great return policy, if you think it might work, go for it. Good luck!
1211249
In my car it kept falling over and the dashboard did not slope. I had to attach double sided Velcro to the gps. I think the product will slide off..
609725
I have a 2011 Kia Sorrento with the panoramic roof. I do not have the cross bars on right now so I cannot say the clearance, but I can say mine does not have a clearance problem.
1956407
its supposed to slop downwards towards you. just make sure the vents can suck in the air from the thermaltake
2184355
Bought this for my mother's Nissan Altima, I'm not sure is it's a 2012 or 2013. Because of the contoured dashboard it doesn't fit perfectly like it does in my cars. It does keep her GPS from sliding all over the place. We had a different holder that was suctioned to the windshield but was too difficult to reach, as she is 80 years old that was too difficult. It's not 100% perfect but at least 80%.
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Mine sticks to the Dash very well. Solid. I have had it mounted since December 20th with no issues at all. Off Road Driving.... Even through 20 below zero temperatures lately.... I have had no issues. Mounted to the Vinyl Dash of a Jeep Cherokee.
1977760
I have a 2004 Honda Civic CR-V. Mine stay on the dashboard really good. The unit come with a plastic sheet (which need to peel it off before apply to the dashboard). I clean the area with water and a clean cloth, then I release the knob in the back. I peel off the plastic cover (under the suction). I apply it to the area where I clean it, then I push the knob in the back so the suction suck to the dashboard. I hope this help you.
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Yes, it should fit into the mount that is on the extreme left of the picture. It will not fit in the one attached to the suction cup mount. These holders snap easily on and off the same suction cup mount. My advise is to use the adhesive disc even if you are considering direct mounting to windshield. The suction cup unit will as they all will, eventually fall off when directly applied to the windshield. Why, I don't know, but it will not come off the disc, and the disc will not come off the windshield or dashboard. Clean all surfaces with alcohol. Position the disc carefully because once set on the windshield you won't be able to remove it and reuse it.....Hint, put the suction cup on the disc, then "shop it around" for best location...then mark the window with a marker, then remove suction unit from disc, then remove covering from adhesive side of disc, and press the disc onto the windshield or dash location you marked.
77830
I have two of these units. One for my car and one for my truck. The suction cup did not work on the dash on either vehicle. However, I like it on the left side of the steering wheel on the window. Out of the way and "stuck for life!" lol ...
427411
I drive a 94 Nissan Pickup with a curved dash and have no problems with my mount. It comes with a little stick on piece that you can attach the mount by the little tab at the back. I have not done this and have had no problems. The mount is heavy enough to stay put. My dash is "textured" if that would mean anything.
1977759
Did you remove the plastic that covers the sticky area? I have a 4runner and not sure how alike dash is but i use 1 right now thats been on weeks. Also make sure area is clean of armorall or other detailing products.
900007
I have the same dashboard as mentioned here and mine does not stick at all! Please help
1757595
No , not really, once you stick it too the dash, it won't stick again , just keeps coming off if you remove it once
170871
I'm not sure if it depends on what type of dash you have. I have a Volkswagen and my dash is a rough plastic and it didn't really stay on well.