Mongoose SDS-02 28mm Heavy Duty Hole Saw for Wireless Parking Sensor Rubber Sleeve Installation

Mongoose SDS-02 28mm Heavy Duty Hole Saw for Wireless Parking Sensor Rubber Sleeve Installation

A heavy duty 28mm hole saw purpose-built for cutting the correct mounting holes in metal bumpers when installing Mongoose SRS-01 and SRS-02 rubber sleeves for wireless parking sensor kits.

Product Overview

The Mongoose SDS-02 is a 28mm heavy duty hole saw designed specifically for use when installing the Mongoose SRS-01 (0 degree) or SRS-02 (15 degree) rubber sleeves into metal bumpers. Installing wireless parking sensors into metal bumpers requires a precise 28mm hole to correctly seat the rubber sleeve and sensor assembly. Using an incorrectly sized drill bit or low-quality hole saw on metal can result in oversized or jagged holes that prevent the rubber sleeve from seating correctly, compromising sensor performance and appearance.

The SDS-02 provides the correct 28mm cutting diameter in a heavy duty construction suited for drilling through metal bumper bars, bull bars, and steel trays. Rubber sleeves SRS-01 and SRS-02 are not included and must be purchased separately. A drill is also not included and must be sourced separately.

Features & Benefits

Correct 28mm Cutting Diameter: The SDS-02 is sized at exactly 28mm to match the required hole diameter for the Mongoose SRS-01 and SRS-02 rubber sleeves, ensuring a precise fit and correct sensor seating in metal bumper applications.

Heavy Duty Construction: Built as a heavy duty hole saw capable of cutting through metal bumper bars, bull bars, and steel trays, providing clean and accurate holes without the oversized or rough edges that can result from using standard drill bits or inferior hole saws on metal.

Purpose-Built for Mongoose Rubber Sleeve Kits: Designed to work directly with the Mongoose SRS-01 and SRS-02 rubber sleeve kits, making the SDS-02 the correct and recommended cutting tool for any Mongoose wireless sensor metal bumper installation.

Technical Specs

Compatible With / Goes Well With

Compatible Products:

Goes Well With:

• Mongoose SRS-01 0 degree rubber sleeves (sold separately)
• Mongoose SRS-02 15 degree rubber sleeves (sold separately)
• Mongoose MPFSWB-D and MPFSWB-S wireless front parking sensor kits
• Mongoose MPRSWB-D and MPRSWB-S wireless rear parking sensor kits
• Mongoose SBT-01 sensor and ECU undermount bracket kit

Frequently Asked Questions

What size hole does the SDS-02 cut?

The SDS-02 cuts a 28mm diameter hole, which is the correct size required to seat the Mongoose SRS-01 and SRS-02 rubber sleeves accurately in a metal bumper. Using a drill bit or hole saw of a different diameter will result in an incorrectly sized hole that prevents the rubber sleeve and sensor from seating properly.

Does the SDS-02 come with rubber sleeves?

No. The SDS-02 is a hole saw only and does not include rubber sleeves. The Mongoose SRS-01 (0 degree) and SRS-02 (15 degree) rubber sleeves must be purchased separately. Contact us to add the correct sleeve kit to your order at the same time.

Is a drill included with the SDS-02?

No. The SDS-02 is the hole saw attachment only. A compatible power drill must be sourced separately. Ensure your drill accepts the shank size of the SDS-02 before purchase.

When should I use the SRS-01 sleeves versus the SRS-02 sleeves with the SDS-02?

Use the SRS-01 (0 degree) sleeves when your metal bumper or mounting surface is flat and vertical, as the straight angle maintains correct sensor detection orientation. Use the SRS-02 (15 degree) sleeves when your bumper bar or mounting panel sits on a slope or angle, as the 15 degree offset corrects the sensor beam back to a horizontal detection plane. In both cases the same 28mm SDS-02 hole saw is required.

Is professional installation recommended when using the SDS-02?

Professional installation by a qualified auto electrician or car audio technician is recommended, particularly when drilling into metal bumper bars and bull bars. Incorrect hole placement or sizing can affect sensor detection performance and the structural integrity of the bumper. A professional installer will ensure holes are correctly positioned, sized, and finished for a clean and reliable result.