We park 2 cars, 1 behind the other. I need a stop for both cars. Could I drive the 1st car over the stop that is in place for the 2nd car?
1610881
That might work but since this is glued to the floor Regular use with a vehicle driving over it may cause it to be disclocated. If you can use some industrial strength adhesive it might work out.
1610882
Think you could do that. I haven't done it, maybe its going to be a little bumpy but should work. Don't know if that gonna affect the glue that sticks the AccuPark to the floor in the long term. I can tell its a great product and has been the solution for accurate parking.
1610883
Yes, you can drive over it, I believe it will just fill as if you were going over a bump. The strip bonds quite well to the concrete floor of the garage. Make sure you park both cars right were you need to start with, then place the strip in front of the tire and use a pencil to mark the location, then take the cars out and fix the strips to the floor. You may even think about using one strip on the driver side and the other (for the 2nd car) on the passenger side? if esthetics is not an issue for your garage.
1610884
Yes-the profile of the item is pretty low so your tires should go over it with a little extra on the gas.
1610885
Yes, you can drive over them they are roughly two inches tall. The provide enough bump to feel them with the tire but you can easily drive over them.
1610886
Yes, that would work. We park two cars side by side. I pull up until I hit the stop and park, but my wife likes to drive over it and park right when she gets to the other side.
2128149
Not tow of the same car, unless it specifies "variable channel/frequency" Look for cars that name what frequency they use, then choose two using different frequencies, or at least one that has the variable frequency. If they are on the same frequency, the cars will get confused whether they're taking orders from you or your buddy, if that makes sense. I did the above and it is great fun to race them against each other! good luck.
1740547
No u can not operate 2 independently in the same room and yes, there will be conflict with both cars
754742
Not in my opinion. Two - one where it's shown, and you could put another on the other corner.
1390168
I have the same question. I bought two different cars, and they are both on the same frequency.
1538752
Two would do both and you should have some left over. One is not enough for both vehicles.
1035329
Yes You can but what is the point? Mark where you park and the Backtrack will take you back to your car.
245581
Friend, I think you want to run two vehicles by one Transmitter. In that case, you have to use a second receiver, but you can't run both of them at the same time.
1516784
No, each one is complete and independent of the other. Can both be used in two different cars simultaneously.
799944
It depends upon your use. These are so inexpensive, if you want double protection as a back-up barrier, then buying two isn't an issue. I personally didn't buy these as a stop behind the wheels. Rather, I bought 5, and have used them to divide a double car garage. We share part of this double garage with transient renters in our building (we have vacation rentals within our four flat building). It has made a big difference in serving as a guide to keeping people in their portion of the garage, not impinging upon our section, and making it easy to get in and out.
1517685
You can move the Link between cars, but every time you swap it out you'll have to run through the setup process on your phone again. The app will remember all the history though, so you don't lose any data when you switch. They describe the reasons for this in this topic on their support forums: http://community.automatic.com/automatic/topics/can_i_connect_to_more_than_one_car_with_my_account
1341458
I had that same question when I made my purchase. You get two in your purchase. One for the drivers side and one for the passengers side.
964742
Thank you so much :) I know that you can put intersections so I believe the answer will be "yes" but personally I did not try that.
182817
Yes. Set your furtherest destination and then add intermediate stops along the way. Great, as it lines them up in the right order to keep from doubling back.
1310264
This is for both sides the passenger and drivers side. Please let us know if you have any other questions.Thank you,ATL
1200293
No. My install guy was able to do it without a parking brake override (for free). I cant remember how exactly he explained it to me but if your install person is smart enough they should be able to do it.
934299
Not completely, it depends on the height of the car parked next to you, their bumper may hit your car above or below the position of the bumpTek bumper. Its better than nothing and blends in with my car nicely.