Maxsa 37356 Park Right 21" x 11" x 2" Parking Mat, Yellow

I had tried similar products a few years ago. I found those did not adhere to the garage floor (concrete) very well and would slide out of position. We moved to a new home with a very tight fit in the garage for parking cars. Something like this became a necessity to prevent hitting the front wall of the garage. I bought one of these to try and it worked so well, I bought two more for my 3 car garage. Installation was easy (just make sure the concrete is clean of oil and other dirt, dust, debris). Line up where the car needs to be and mark a line on the floor. Do a 'peel and stick' for this unit (be careful and make sure it is properly aligned the first time!) and press it in place. Once down on the floor, these are virtually impossible to get up (which is a good thing!). When driving in, I go real slow up on the first hump and put the car in neutral to let it roll gently into place. Perfect fit every time. I highly recommend.

I bought this to replace a similar one block parking stop, which had the adhesive fail over a couple years. I have been using this for a week and its been working great. I appreciate the larger end bump. It actually will stop your car if you're going slow. Unlike others which just have one stop at the end and are low profile. I have drove over the bumps numerous times and hitting the stairs with said stops. I don't have a problem with that with this one. Its high enough that you have to really try to drive faster or attempt to drive over it. The mat only came with one long adhesive strip in the middle, which I don't think is adequate enough. So I added an additional two strips at the top and bottom of the mat. Seems like this really makes it sturdy and no movement at all. I suggest you do this too, as I don't think that single strip will hold up over time and especially in high heat.

My son bought me this for a gift a few years back. Unfortunately the adhesive does not stick to concrete well. After only a month of use, it began to move slightly forward each time I parked. After another couple months it had finally moved forward enough that I had to take it up and move it back into place. I had to add new adhesive strips at that point. Repeat that process. Eventually I just gave up on using adhesive to hold into place, and went ahead and drilled into the concrete. Mounted it with concrete anchors and bolts - thankfully the mat does have screw holes in each corner so this can be done. Once I got it mounted like that, it was great.

Great product

Bought this to help with parking inside and it worked great. Only issue is if you turn your wheels on it. It will come off. It smears black adhesive onto the floor ao fair warning if you plan to remove it in the future. Easy to install. There is a chance of tripping over it. Durable for the most part.

This item worked great! Chose this over other parking assist products for the least amount of money! Great purchase!

This works really well! Due to a wheelchair ramp in our garage, one of our parking spaces is extremely tight - our new Honda CR-V fits with only 3 inches of total clearance (1 inch in the front, 2 inches in the back before the garage door). This parking mat works really well for our situation. With those single bumper parking stops that you just drive until you touch them and then put it in park, the car might roll back enough that the garage door could catch it coming down. With this mat, because we have to drive over the small bump first, it prevents the car from rolling back beyond that, so the car is the exact same distance from the door every time. Works exactly like I'd hoped, and the instructions were clear and easy to understand (no instructions that are technically English but obviously and poorly translated from another language).

This product’s mounting holes aligned perfectly with the parking stop that I was replacing. Whoa!

Great

思いの外軽い。未だ使ってないが、両面テープくらいではすぐズレそう。

Buen producto.

All good

This worked very good for a couple of months, but then because of winter weather here and dragging snow in it stopped sticking to the garage floor and was moving around. Although I have to say, I didn’t make a huge effort to try and re-anchor it to the floor. So if I had done that, maybe it would continue to stay.