Car parking sensors come in two different types. There is the ultrasonic parking sensor and the electromagnetic parking sensor. The Hyundai parking sensor Parking Dynamics PD1 is an electromagnetic parking sensor. The technology offers a wider zone or area to read objects around the car’s bumper, which helps prevent most vehicle parking accidents and provide you with reverse parking safety. The Parking Dynamics PD1 parking sensor is a no holes parking sensor.

The no drill parking sensor means the rear PD1 parking sensor attaches to the backside of the bumper, and does not interfere with your factory look on the Hyundai. The Hyundai parking sensor Parking Dynamics PD1 is also a universal parking sensor, which allows it to work with all most all vehicles on the market. The installation of the Hyundai parking sensor is easy and can be done with a licensed installer.

The rear Hyundai parking sensor is the most common parking aid for cars because we often have blind spots in the back of the vehicle. However, there is also a front Hyundai parking sensor to help you with any blind spots or difficult parallel parking jobs you might encounter. The rear parking sensor reads in three zones to tell you when you are too close to an object. When you get to the constant beep sound this means the car is too close to the object. The Hyundai parking sensor Parking Dynamics PD1 can detect vehicles, people, pets, curbs, bushes, and fences.

The front parking sensor from Parking Dynamics has two zones with a constant beep being one. This car parking sensor detects the same types of objects as the reverse parking sensor. There is one key difference in how the two parking sensors work. The front parking sensor must be manually engaged where as the rear parking sensor is engaged as soon as the Hyundai is placed in reverse.