MAXXHAUL 50019 Rubber Wheel Chock, 2 Pack: Optimal Tire Safety and Security Review

They look like they belong on an airplane safety pad. "Wow, that's too much for my use." But it's not like these things are going badly or anything. Well I guess I should be worried about them being stolen. I also have this cheap wedge: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0006MRQXG/ There's nothing wrong with cheap wedges for basic use, but man, it's just a few more grades.

These rubber pads are too hard and above all too smooth. I was trying to block my RV in my driveway and I knew right away it was going to be bad when I put the blocks in (I bought 2 sets) and they started sliding on the concrete! It's serious, like they're on ice all the time, even when it's 102 degrees Fahrenheit outside on a concrete surface. I kept walking and trying to use them thinking they were supposed to stick and my pendant started to slip. No way. these come back. Very dangerous!

I bought this under the impression I was getting 2 packs. These are 2 units shown in the picture. Instead they seem to count each choke as one unit even though they are wired together and designed for only one bus. I will probably send them back as they are not as good as me. expected. Rubber/plastic is quite hard and slippery. and the yellow stripe/reflective tape is just a piece of cheap reflective tape that isn't even cut to the right length and isn't placed and aligned properly. The visual…

These are durable and reliable rubber wedges connected with a nylon rope and ready to use. If you are looking for it, stop wasting your time searching and buy it. If you are looking for cheaper and lighter weight plastic pads, take a look at the superior durability and grip of these rubber pads and then buy them. They had an odor when unpacked, but that dissipated after a few days outside. When exposed to sunlight, the rope can burn out and become brittle. Tell your children that when this…

42ft Toy Dump Truck 2 Axle - They work as advertised. Extremely durable. After about a year of use, the yellow reflective strip began to peel off the rubber on one side. I abused the AD from them and that's fine. I just removed the yellow reflector completely and glued it back on with gorilla glue and voila. In my opinion, the yellow reflector isn't a big deal as far as I can see, but it's the yellow string that indicates you forgot to pull out the crayons. LAUGH OUT LOUD. Oh, and I ran them…