RaceDeck AccuPark Parking Guide

[RaceDeck1]

We get asked about parking guides a lot as it may not be easy to find on our site ( need to fix that). We offer the multi-patented AccuPark parking guide, the only parking guide that snaps into your garage flooring system...Stays put and looks clean
The patented AccuPark parking guide insert is engineered to let you know precisely where you would like your front wheels to stop in your garage.The patented system simply SNAPS securely into your RaceDeck® garage floor creating a clean finished look.Each panel measures 24”x12”. Compatible with all RaceDeck products.
http://www.racedeck.com/racedeck_gear.html

 

[David Paul]

I have two of the guides and they work very well. They allow my wife to park just far enough in the garage to allow the most room for in front of my workbench and permitt the door to close without hitting her vehicle. I bought the other one for my side of the garage. Being a guy, I didn't need it but I didn't want her to feel less capable then the man in the house............I kid I kid, kind of.

 

[LifeSTAR]

Looks like they take up 2 square feet?

 

[dubber]

Looks like they take up 2 square feet?

Each panel measures 24”x12”.

Right from the source!

Awesome piece.

 

[LifeSTAR]

Right from the source!

Awesome piece.

Wow, reading is for losers. Guess I'm a little out of it today.

 

[BeachBoy]

I have a similar setup I'm the garage (no tiles). Problem is when you park different cars.

At least the racedexk one cannot slip. Mine moved after 4 years of daily use and I scratched the rear bumper with the door. Glad is was only the daily driver.

 

[maggystan]

I believe is intended to manage you into your garage and alert you to stop your opposite wheels accurately where you need them.

 

[BeachBoy]

I have a similar setup I'm the garage (no tiles). Problem is when you park different cars.

At least the racedexk one cannot slip. Mine moved after 4 years of daily use and I scratched the rear bumper with the door. Glad is was only the daily driver.

I did the exact same thing. It was -20 and the garage was cold inside (close to freezing) and it slid.

Inscratxhed my bumper and never trusted my guide afterwards

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