Handicap Transparent Disabled Protective Tbuymax Review

It would be nice if the stitching on one of the plates wasn't crooked like in the photo. It won't hang straight. Does not close with a straight seam. Poor workmanship and quality control. The seller sent another one but now they are pushing me to change the rating to a better one.

This protective cover for our disabled parking sign is convincing. It's thicker plastic and the plate just falls into it. The cover has its own hanger, eliminating the hassle of stuffing a molded poster hanger into the top of the case. It's a really comfortable case and we really like it.

Great product. Perfect for the plate. Good thick protection with a large hook that attaches to the "smart" rearview mirrors. Previous sticker protection was purchased from DMV. It took about 2 months before it shrank and became brittle. When we went to update our nameplate, the DMV rep said we should check the Revain for quality treads. So happy we did!

My 11 year old son hates it when I call it his Cripple Pass. lol what the heck. Have to keep laughing. I find these protectors very valuable. Plastic is designed for heavy loads. perfect size The pass is easy to enter. And it makes it a lot easier to grab it on top of the visor and cling to my mirror. (You should not ride with a hanging hook). The coat hanger hook is a nice touch. Overall very good value for money. Highly recommended. thank you for reading

I purchased this product because the decal I was using was warped and scratched. As the sign makes clear, you should NOT leave it on while driving, which most people still do. When the new card arrived I wanted to protect it. This cover is much easier to fit and remove from the rearview mirror, the vinyl is heavy gauge and there are two of them so I have a spare when this wears out. The only gripe is that it's a lot bigger than the poster, meaning it doesn't fit in my purse. But it's flexible…

Handicap signs must be visible. Over time, their upper part may warp or even break. I once got a ticket when mine fell on the dashboard and was still clearly visible. It happened in a hospital patrolling the city. My girlfriend took me there and was very worried that if we had this thing she would get an expensive ticket. Thank goodness for the iPhone so we were able to show that it was still clearly visible. This device prevents it! How about an inexpensive solution to a problem many people…

I expected them to be a bit thicker or stronger than they are. They are more of a soft, flexible plastic. However, they did not have an unpleasant odor like some soft plastics. It easily fits on my AZ disability license plate and leaves some slack. However, the space taken up by the hook is significant, which allows the plaque to rest on the dash instead of hanging. It doesn't matter, but I thought I'd mention it. I'm not sure how they will hold up over time, especially with the sun hitting…

I live in Florida where the sun mercilessly destroys plastic. These protective covers with disabled parking permits work great. There is plenty of room in the case for a name tag, the hook is easy to put on and take off over the rearview mirror, and the case hook protects the hook I display from bending, twisting, or breaking. The seller sent the goods very quickly and well protected by post. I used to have protective covers for the disabled parking permit sign, but this is the best I've ever…

Here is my review after one day of using the Tbuymax Ultra Clear Protective Handicap Parking Permit Sign Holder with Large Hanger. What I liked about this Tubymax, it was delivered quickly and on time so there were no problems. I've read some horror stories about the hook on this and similar products not fitting in the mirror, or the handicap spot map being too small to mark. I also lived in California for 30 years and in most states it is illegal to drive with a disabled parking permit which…