Review on EZETEK® Parking Sensors Display EZ CR001 by Dean Wildfang

I was hesitant to buy a low cost system but was very satisfied. I could tell straight away that they had a certain quality. I tested them before installing them and used a 12 volt power supply to drill holes in the bumper. I went to my local car stereo store and they charged $200 for the system installed. Installation was fairly easy and the included drill bit made a clean, perfectly sized hole in the plastic bumper. I used masking tape to mark the holes and some math to line them up perfectly on the bumper. I found a general installation video on YouTube that also helped a bit. As you can see in the video I placed the display on the back so I had to rearrange the sensors in the module but I prefer it on the back because I still look back when I reset. I think it's not good to look forward to hyphen . My bumper is a little low so it misreads the ground sometimes, but not that often. The manual recommends a minimum height of 21 inches, which I'm a bit short of, so can't complain. For so much money I am very satisfied. They look great on my flat black bumper with a nice gloss black finish. Unobtrusively, they stand out just enough to make my car look a few years newer and more advanced than it is. knows how they will behave until I try them well. a good foot in the distance at peak readiness. I also tried backing up to a light pole in a parking lot with the pole to the corner and it felt good and actually worked better than my other car with factory gauges and a dent in the bumper curve because the factory sensors aren't good were enough to see the cement holding the lamppost in place. so good. I like her. If they don't work I'll update my review, otherwise for now I definitely recommend them.