Steep curb solutions?

[jmg]

I also like the idea of this product:

https://curbramp.us/

But I wonder if it's easily removable.

[nicknaz]

Originally Posted by Clark_Kent

Reversing into the driveway or coming in front end first at an angle is not a cure all. It only works if the curb is short enough and/or the pitch is favorable. Angling in and out or reversing did not work for me at my last home. I had to get some apparatus to prevent scraping. There was no way around it. My neighbor had a 335i and he would scrap EVERY single time. I would not be surprised if he's had to replace his front bumper by now.

Depends on the car whether you need a new bumper . The lip on my 911 is a $100 part. Meant to be almost disposable.

On the f80 there’s no rubber or plastic lip so it would be $$$ replacement

[jmg]

Originally Posted by nicknaz

Depends on the car whether you need a new bumper . The lip on my 911 is a $100 part. Meant to be almost disposable.

On the f80 there’s no rubber or plastic lip so it would be $$$ replacement

The lightweight lip isn't a bad option at $549. $100 would be better though!!

https://europeanautosource.com/light...f8x-m3-m4.html

[$hah$]

Is it too steep taking it slow at an angle?

[Ferg]

Originally Posted by RickFLM4

Isn't putting something there going to blow water flow when it rains? Maybe not that big of a deal.

Separately, very odd placement for a/c units if that's what those are on either side of garage. What are they?

Looks like a townhome; which means this is the back of the house (out of sight) instead of having them on the front of the house (main entrance). Sides not an option I would guess.