Will it slide around the dashboard or armrest of my truck?
766854
For the most part no. It keeps the phone from sliding on your seat or dashboard.
766855
The case will certainly help control the slide but won't stop it completely. I have had phone cases in the past that won't slip around, however these types also make it very hard to remove the phone from your pocket. The Diztronic case works well for me.
766856
If you aren't a radical driver it will work for you. No case will keep a phone from sliding for a fast braking or cornering.
926652
I believe that it will slide around. I have one in the trunk of my Ford Fusion, which is carpeted. I stays put beautifully. However I don't think that it would stay in place on a plastic cargo liner. It appears to have some sort of velco product on the bottom of it.
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
147322
The back portion is heavy with sand or something and the under side has a foam like coating that keeps it gripping the dash. I've never had any issues with mine sliding, even when I have a heavy phone or GPS mounted in my bracket. I got one for my son, loved it so much that I got one for myself when he wouldn't let me steal his.
2119079
Not sure about the hyundai, but my sienna also has an armrest and it works fine with it. The armrest would not be covered.
1909384
Just used it in the backrest...not sure how it would hook up to dashboard, unless you have a special rod to secure it to up front
1366198
yes to both though it is clearly designed for horizontal usage. The arm is rather long, so it bounces a bit, depending on road conditions. you might want to get a shorter arm. or lean it on the dash
826824
I fit my tundra terrible. after a month they slipped around so much my husband ripped them out. discount auto parts sell a better product and is cheaper and fits better. we have folding armrest which these are not equipped for.
187531
The dash mount is heavy, and has a non-slip bottom. It would depend on the angle, but unless it is greater than 45 degrees it shouldn't be a problem. If you do have a problem Amazon is incredibly gracious with returns and refunds as long as it is within the grace period.
2284257
Yes, it will. While driving there is usually motion of some kind, I.e. from turning steering wheel.
451648
Depends on the texture of the dash. If grain permits good hold without sticky disk, definitely yes. Since I have not used the sticky disk, I cannot say how easy it is to move. My car is an Accent with a moderate textured dash. It holds fast using suction cup only.
9672
Since I have the unit mounted to the dashboard with the IPad lower than the dash, I use the stopper below the arm to provide a cushion against vibrations. I hope this answers your question.
1148781
I personally don't think so, it needs something to grip. You could get it, try it and send it back if it doesn't. If your dash cover is a fabric or some kind of fiber weave I don't think it will work.
676481
It definitely grips better than a plastic case or the battery cover, but not as much of the rubber is exposed as probably should be. It won't stay in place on your dashboard while you go around moderate curves. Hopefully that gives you an idea. Some of the other variants of this case work a little better.
871233
i have a jeep patriot, and its some what curvy, this is really heavy, ive tried it on really bumpy roads and my tomtom and the dash mount stayed right in place, didnt even move
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.
1109139
My dash is leather with a slight texture as well. For my dash the suction cup worked well, staying put until I removed it.