[Capt Casey]

I back in so I can everything when driving out...Had to teach my wife to do the same... We live on a Corner so in the lane tough to see cars coming around the corner while backing But always have...
For running up a car parked while door is down. I open the door a little and attach the hoses to the two dryer vents I put in the back wall of the garage to vent the exhaust.
That way I don't expire and lose all my heat from the wood stove either!

 

[oldcutlass]

Most of the time we drive in with the exception of some maintenance which requires the car/s to be backed in.

 

[Derek69SS]

daily-drivers in the attached garage - drive in
lift stall in the shop where I do most of the work - drive in

everything else is backed in because I can park them tighter to the wall and closer together.

 

[boyd66k20]

I like backing in so you can raise the door for extra light when tinkering on the motor. Easy to see what's coming when pulling out also. I too have a couple exhaust holes through the wall for running the engine when inside.

 

[Alwhite00]

I back my crew cab ram in. It’s easier to see the sides of the vehicle in relationship to the sides of a narrow door.

 

[SSR71]

Drive in on the right, back in on the left. That way the drivers doors are opening in the center where I can give them the most room.

 

[69SHEVL]

Drive in on the right, back in on the left. That way the drivers doors are opening in the center where I can give them the most room.

Same here.

And all the parts and holiday junk on the passenger sides.

 

[1975TypeS-3]

Garage attached to the house - drive in so exhaust does not contaminate the house.

Storage garage and work area - back in as is very deep and can tell better when in far enough to close the door.

 

[blm]

My Mustang is in storage for the winter but when it’s not I have to back that one in and pull the Chevelle in so I can open the doors. When the Mustang is absent my wife is able to pull in her Accord ( 4door ) and still get out on that side.
I really wish I had a four car garage. I had a chance to add two bays to my existing 2 car about 15 or so years ago. I foolishly let that chance slip away. Not happening now.

 

[Capt Casey]

Yes I'd give up living space I seldom use for two more bays!

 

[Derek69SS]

Yes I'd give up living space I seldom use for two more bays!

Me too! I have 3000sf of garage space and it's still not enough!

 

[70montee]

i pull both of them straight in for normal everyday use. i will typically back them in if i am doing something substantial to the front to take advantage of the better lighting, and a little more room if needed by opening the door.

 

[MFortie]

Let’s see - motorhome is pulled in straight. Truck & Jeep are backed in. Chevelle is either, depending on which bay it’s in and what I’m doing with it. 2400 sq ft and yes, I could use more!

 

[buenymayor]

I've got to go up a fairly steep ramp to get into the bay the car sits in, so I pull it in. Easier to pull up the hill with a clutch than backing in.

 

[The Camaro Guy]

6 drive in, 2 in the house garage, 4 in the back shop, have more room and lighting and tools up front. 2 DD live in the driveway.