🔒 MirorTag Silver by JL Safety: Effortlessly Display & Store Handicapped Parking Placard | High Heat Rated and Strong Hook | Magnetic Snap-On/Off | 1" Post Diameter | 2 Included | Made in USA Review

I hope these handicap card holders help spread the word that some states (like mine) don't allow you to travel with your (pretty big) car to drive . Disabled sign hanging on the rearview mirror: should *only* be displayed when the vehicle is parked. Safety is paramount, especially for us who need extra help to get around anyway. This is my second set of these holders. I used to have them in my cars: we lost one in a collision and the tow truck didn't bother to give me back the wheelchair…

Excellent owner. The strength of the magnet is maintained and the holder is not deformed at high temperature. Bought to replace my dad's standard plastic hook holder which had a broken hook. It seemed sensible to get this type of mount as the hook part would not be subject to as much stress/wear and it would be easier to put on and take off thanks to the magnet effect. Case. The magnet trick was very helpful. The magnet is definitely strong enough to hang on the hook undamaged for a few hours…

In this review, I'm going to be specific in hopes that if someone knows what kind of car (Chevrolet S-10 Blazer, 1997, four door, four wheel drive ) & poster of the state (North Carolina) where this was tested. So I hope this helps someone! In 2011 I bought my new poster from the DMV for the next five years. To my surprise, The Great State of North Carolina foolishly and very cheaply replaced flexible plastic posters with cheap paper posters. Cardstock would be a *great* alternative to this…