For larger bumpers and bigger vehicles the Bumper Bully Velcro straps will have to be placed closer to the front of the trunk.

If the above steps were done correctly, the Bumper Bully protector should hang over the rear bumper providing great protection when street parking.ĭepending on your vehicle’s trunk size and bumper depth, you may have to adjust the placement of the Bumper Bully straps in your vehicle trunk. Close your vehicle’s trunk and your done! The Velcro straps will hold the bumper protector in place. When parking simple open your vehicle’s trunk and drop out the Bumper Bully over your bumper.Note: The Bumper Bully protection measures a very wide 46' ” x 12' ” in size this maximizes coverage protection of your car bumper.

Lay the Bumper Bully protector flat across the width of the inside of the vehicle trunk on top of the black straps.Position the 2 black attached straps Velcro side face down in your trunk (the straps should be positioned the width of the bumper guard).

So first clean out your vehicle’s trunk and make space for the Bumper Bully. It is easiest to use when stored in your trunk.The Quickest way to get the Bumper bully protector set up on your car or truck is to: Since this bumper protectoris very light and foldable, it can be folded and placed almost anywhere in your car, truck or SUV. With it’s unique flat design the Bumper Bully does not take up much space and is easily stored in your vehicle’s trunk. That Chrysler 300 I rented in Portland, was spotless, that is the way I returned it.Bumper Protector Instructions for using the Bumper Bully on your vehicle. It was a Ford C-Max hatchback with a folddown cardboard to hide you luggage, that was broken, marked that as well. Asked to borrow his clip board, looked at me strange, walked around the vehicle and added at least ten more before signing it. Ha, when I rented a brand new vehicle in Italy, the guy handed me a clip board with all four sides of the vehicle marked with dents, he only marked three. Had this 2017 Limited for 17 months now with zero dents, not a miracle, have walked as long as eight blocks to find a safe place to park. Only option was to replace the entire door, just had to learn to live with it. Took the inside of my door panels off one car and took it to a paintless repair specialist, Had that reinforcement panel on the inside, said no way to get behind it. We use to have a law in the US, bumpers had to take a 5 mph impact without damage, somehow this got lost in the history books.Īnother problem is people slamming their doors into yours leaving dents all over the place. Trying to figure out how a thin piece of rubber would protect your bumpers, one, the bodyshop said, see a lot of these you were hit by a pickup with a steel bumper, no match for plastic. no collision on the older car for a teenager. The third one was on my daughter's car, managed to glue all those broken parts, shattered like glass, put a fiberglass layer on the back, filled, sanded an painted like new. Other three, on two of them, carry $250.00 deductible collision, this was $250.00 out of my pocket. Only one guy said sorry, left a note, had State Farm Insurance, send us a check for $1,200.00 to have it replaced. Was four occasions where we found smashed bumpers. Click to expand.In the last ten years when walking out to my or my families vehicles, always do a walk around after leaving it parked with these plastic bumpers.

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