Review on Zone Tech Tire Saver Ramps - High-Quality Anti-Slip Portable Yellow Tire Cradle Ramps for Storage - Flat Spot and Flat Tire Prevention by John Rodriguez

I think if nailed through the holes they might fit. I didn't want to use nails so I didn't care because they would slip with the car when used. On my first attempt at rear-wheel drive, the car backed up in the front, but they shot. for the back. I also tried accelerating and idling a bit, but I couldn't get them to go up. After several attempts, the front ones also slipped. While there are holes and I suspect they could be nailed in place, I just didn't want nails around my tires. I was like, "What is this, some kind of slow expansion or something, and over time it would push the nails out and into the hoops," so I didn't go into the nails idea. So I threw mine away because they didn't work for my car. But if you're willing to nail them, they can work for you. I saw another person mention that they were brittle and about to break. I didn't find them flimsy and they would work well if they could stay in place. So they didn't fit me and I threw mine away. But they can work for someone else.