Auto Care Products Inc 20020 Park Smart Hanging Door Guard, Yellow

This item is more trouble than help. The first time I let a friend check out my car, they had to move this door guard out of their way by using the flimsy rope, which hit the side of my car and became more of a hazard than help. I would design a better one, if I had the time.

This product really works. Our garage layout makes us park our cars very close together, and this guard has made it easier to get in and out without door dings. It is easy to install, too.

I agree with some other reviewers. This product is so hard that it could potentially damage the vehicle. Huh? Wasn't the idea to get something that would protect the vehicle? I wrapped a cloth around it to soften the surface. There must be better products out there that are better designed.

I am not talking about the quality of the product but it is useless for me.

These are a good idea and they work fine. Wish they were a little longer and it would be nice to have a soft material on the sides so if/when they brush up against your car they don't scratch the paint.

In my garage, I park my car on the left and my wife parks her car on the right. My old car had a couple small dings and slight scratches from a few times my wife got too close to my car and opened her door without paying too much attention. So, I wanted something to protect my new car from the same thing and I found this. It took me about 10 minutes to hang it from the ceiling of our garage (drywall ceiling). It was a bit tricky to tie the strings to the bumper at just the right height as I was basically trying to hold the bumper in mid air while I was tying it up.I like that it is long enough to protect the doors no matter how far in my wife pulls into the garage.

The wife kept banging my car door with hers when she was parked. I thought this would stop that, unfortunately its too bulky that she can't even open her door wide enough to get out. The search continues....

These guards are smaller and harder than they appear. Setting them up strategically to keep two doors from hitting each other is tough. You would be better off hanging a packing blanket in between the two vehicles. I sent this item back.