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Lexus Parking Sensors

admin — Sun, 30 Nov 2008 20:43:04 +0000

Parking sensors can come on any vehicle from the factory as long as you make the additional purchase. With Lexus dealers a package with parking sensors can cost upwards of 500 pounds. It will be closer to 1000 pounds if you decide to get the self parking Lexus model with back up cameras. The dealer packages are expensive, but you know they are installed and your vehicle will be safe as soon as you drive it off the lot.

We have a different solution for you if the package for Lexus parking sensors is too much from the dealer. Also, what if you buy your Lexus used? How can you get parking sensors on a used vehicle? To ensure that your vehicle is always safe we have the solution with the Parking Dynamics PD1 parking sensors. The PD1 parking sensor is an aftermarket product that is easy to install and “invisible when fitted.” In fact it is a no holes parking sensor, which means your bumper will look factory new.

The ease of installation combined with the cost of the parking sensor kits make them worthwhile even on a Lexus. What makes the PD1 parking sensors even better is that they work on any vehicle. You could purchase the parking sensors and a couple years later remove them and place the parking sensors on your new vehicle.

You have all around protection for curbs, pedestrians, and other vehicles that may be in the area you are parking. You never have to worry about damaging your front or rear bumper again. At Parking Dynamics we have three different parking sensors to sell. There is the front parking sensor, rear parking sensor, and the rear vision parking sensor. The front parking sensor works with a button under the dash to engage it. The rear parking sensors actually hook into your gear shift, so every time you go in reverse you will have the parking sensor engaged. The rear vision parking sensor offers a LED sensor to go with the audio tones to help you gauge the area behind you better.

To protect your Lexus, purchase one of our Lexus parking sensors from Parking Dynamics. They are universal parking sensors.

Parking Sensors No Drilling Needed!

admin — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 22:59:30 +0000

Whether you own an Audi, Lexus, or BMW you want to protect it from accidents. An accident can happen anywhere, but the most common accidents are those caused by the driver of the vehicle when parking. It can be a result of not knowing where the bumper is, a blind spot, or just not being quick enough to react. To protect your vehicle no matter what brand it is you should have parking sensors.

These parking aids will help you determine where your bumpers actually are whenever you park or leave a parking spot. There are Audi parking sensors, Lexus parking sensors, and BMW parking sensors. You can also go for a PD1 Parking Dynamics parking sensor for after factory installation. The PD1 car parking sensor is easy to install and works on most every vehicle. What makes this option even better is the design of the parking sensors. They are parking sensors no drilling needed. In other words you just attach the parking aid to the back of the bumper with tape, route the sensor to inside the cab of the vehicle and have an all around protection option.

There are other after factory car parking sensors. These parking aids are ultrasonic parking sensors like Steel Mate and Laserline. These parking sensors are not a no drilling sensor. You actually have to drill into the bumper to attach the 4 to 6 sensors as well as route the wires to the inside of the vehicle. Once the car parking sensors are installed you need to fix the bumper with matching paint. The ultrasonic sensors offer a great deal more work and they need after installation maintenance.

The electromagnetic parking sensor from Parking Dynamics never needs maintenance because of the back of bumper no drilling installation. The PD1 parking sensor doesn’t require as many sensors either. It is just one on the front and then a reverse parking sensor.

Parking Dynamics PD1 Parking Sensor vs. Ultrasonic Sensors

admin — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 17:12:37 +0000

Parking Dynamics has the only electromagnetic parking sensor on the market for a variety of cars. You can purchase a PD1 parking sensor at www.parkingdynamics.co.uk. The BMW parking sensor, Peugeot parking sensors, Lexus parking sensors, and even Audi parking sensors are available at the above website. The PD1 parking sensor does not work on every car and some cars may come from the manufacturer with car parking sensors already installed. However, for the vehicles you need parking sensors on your answer will be Parking Dynamics.

There are two types of parking sensors on the market: the electromagnetic parking sensor and the ultrasonic parking sensor. The ultrasonic parking sensor is an older technology. It was created to produce an ultrasonic sound to bounce of an object that then sends the signal to you in the car. Before the signal can reach you it must go to another parking sensor that will receive the information. The ultrasonic parking sensor set up has 4 to 6 sensors for sending and receiving information. You also have a smaller area the sensor can read for objects in the way.

The electromagnetic parking sensor has a magnetic pulse it sends out to read objects on the entire bumper, including the corners and sides. There are two sensors with the PD1 car parking kit. You have a front parking sensor, and a reversing parking sensor. The sensors are able to send and receive, rather than needing two sensors to send and one to receive like the ultrasonic parking sensor.

Steel Mate and Laserline are ultrasonic parking sensors. The Steel Mate works on metal bumpers, but so does the PD1 car parking sensor. The PD1 just needs a small modification in order to fit to the metal bumper. The electromagnetic parking sensor is also an “invisible when fitted” parking sensor. It is a no holes no drill parking sensor. It will not change the appearance of your bumper in the least. The Ultrasonic parking sensor requires bumper modification and matching paint. As you can see there are several reasons why the electromagnetic parking sensor is the best.