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Sierra Tools 2-Car Laser Parking System | 
enlarge | Brand: Sierra Tools Category: Automotive Parts And Accessories
List Price: $39.99 Buy New: $21.45 You Save: $18.54 (46%)
New (2) from $21.45
Avg. Customer Rating: 1 reviews Sales Rank: 924
Batteries Included: No Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.7 Dimensions (in): 8.5 x 8 x 2.5
MPN: 79-JB4877 UPC: 017874148776 EAN: 0017874148776 ASIN: B000LZFUAO
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Laser guide | | • | Eliminate scrapes | | • | One step installation |
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Product Description Eliminate scrapes, dents, and anxious moments while putting the car away, with a Laser Parking System. If you have the type of garage where space is at a premium, especially if there is already one vehicle parked there, then this system is for you. A unique, laser based system turns on automatically as soon as your car enters the garage, and guides it to the right space, avoiding doorframes, or other vehicles. All it takes is one easy step to install, with no wires!
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| Customer Reviews:
Handy, but not quite 'right' May 30, 2008
I have a four-car garage load with a two-car garage reality. Two cars, a motorcycle, tool cabinets, workbenches, ceiling mounted storage racks, etc., so space (and the ability to park very precisely) is very important.
I've tried the dangling ball, the parking 'hump', the stop light, none of which by themselves get me parked with precision time after time. This little gadget did the trick, but only when combined with one of the dangly balls to line up properly. It does its job, however.
My only complaints in that the little arms on the laser modules do not have enough 'backwards' adjustment. It needs about another 30% of swing for best adjustment, at least for my application. For now its cheap, and it works.
For those worrying about the motion-sensor bit. It is VERY sensitive. If you are in your garage working it will stay on the whole time you are there. Even a tiny bit of arm movement sets it off. It does, however, shut down very reliably. No issues in that regard.
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