🚧 Fasmov Heavy Duty Solid Rubber Wheel Chocks - Pack of 2 Review

They appear to be doing the job well and match our small 6ft enclosed trailer. Durable and non-slip. I'm just glad they're out. The smell is strong. It's like sniffing a new tire on steroids. They had a month and beyond. After a few rains and cycles of heat and cold. Still and smelling, as always. lol But being outside wasn't a problem. If I use them in the garage I might not like them. I left it in the garage the first day it opened. The next day the whole room stank. But quickly gone once I…

I bought a couple of these and attached an eyebolt/washers/nuts and connected two of them with a little string to tie them up in our cars for tire changes use. This keeps them together and reminds my kids/wife to use opposite side front and rear tires and front and rear tires when changing a flat tire. I think these pads are smaller than other quality pads but they are the perfect size to be efficient and heavy and also VERY effective in stabilizing the wheel to prevent the car from jacking off

It's rubber, it will smell. 3/5 rating only because I was asked. Keep them outside to minimize their stink. They were a bit narrower than I expected so maybe that's due to the big tires but they're great for what my Veloster Turbo is capable of. I've waited months to write this so I can give an honest review. The smell, which I was less able to pay attention to, dissipated in a few weeks. They hold the car in place like they should. At one point, I pulled into my garage and accidentally hit one

These wheel chocks are very strong but their rubber compound offers much more grip than plastic chocks. I bought these because they are a bit more tapered and have a lower profile than many other wedges. My main purpose is to use a step leveling ramp to level a POPUP camping trailer. Their low profile and taper make them well suited for this application. Because of their size and shape, I think they would be less suitable for use on my tractor's 20" wheels. Size up on both and choose the…

These things are great. Once you've used them, you'll never trust those cheap plastic bottles again. Anyway, I've never done it. For example, I drove my camper over one of the yellow, plastic-reinforced ones a few times. It actually almost crashed - useless. I wouldn't worry about running them over in the blink of an eye. They can sink into the ground, but they won't break. I have to agree with some reviewers. When you get them, they stink quite a bit; as a mixture of fresh asphalt, rubber and…