Geeze I can't seem to gauge the distance from the drivers seat to the front of the car. I now have a nice ding in my WDP paint.
Can we put rear sensors in the front as well?
I know you guys will want me to also add curb feelers next.<G>
Craig

 

Yes, but you will have to sit in the back seat to use the front sensors. No, really, yes, you can. I saw an ad for a car the other day with front and rear sensors but can't for the life of me remember what it was, but there really is at least one out there. I would think the same sensors that work in the back would work in the front, in the same manner. I find that I have trained myself to park further away from anything that might hurt my WDP, and also farther from curbs than I usually park because of the wheels.

 

I have a hard time judging how far the front passenger bumper of the car is from things. I swear I'm inches from scraping a wall or another car, then I get out and you could drive a grocery cart through the space. Sideways. But, being too far away from things is better than the opposite.

 

I saw a vehicle with front sensors the other day. But I can't remember what it was either. I guess it made that much of an impact on me.

 

Now I remember. It was a Toureg... VW, Jaguar, and BMW are offering front sensors on some of their products. I'm sure some others are in there as well.

 

Mercedes also offers front sensors, at least on their E-class cars.

 

Heh... dunno if I'd chance it. When the dealership installed my backup sensor, they f***ed it up the first time, and also managed to mis-align the trunk lid (they told me afterwards it was the first one they'd ever done... the hose-heads). Had to leave it with them for 3 days to finally get it fixed. I'm afraid if I told them to put a set in front, they'd screw up the hood as well. :p Go Sussman!