Roadblock RC815 Rubber Wheel Stop with Hollow Base, Black, 10-Inch Length x 8-Inch Width x 6-Inch Height Review

This is a large piece of rubber used to prevent the vehicle from rolling backwards. I bought it for safety when handling vehicles on jacks or ramps and in case I need to park on a steep hill for an extra level of security. I had no reason to give it less than 5 stars, but I didn't rate it after multiple uses or multiple freeze/thaw cycles in my truck's tool box. Seems to be a solid product. The eyebolt for attaching the chain reminds me of the ones that stood under our cars in the Bundeswehr…

These are of reasonable weight and strength to fit standard truck and trailer wheels (my application) and will probably work well with car wheels that have adequate wheel clearance. Spring. I used the eyelet to add a 3ft polypropylene rope and wooden handle, making them easy to use. The rubber compound adheres well to both rough and smooth surfaces. I lowered this star to 4 as I realized they could get damaged. In my case the pad was flipped over because the rider forgot/didn't know the pad was

ATTENTION: This is only a wedge! There are complaints for those who don't realize this. So if you want a pair (not sure why you only want 1) - then you need to order two! I did a lot of research before I bought them. Most other pads really scared me - I work a lot on my car (and other people's cars) and nothing beats safety. I like having multiple layers of security for everything I do. Most other brands seemed to be made out of cheap hard plastic which felt like a real safety hazard to me…

I decided I needed to buy a wheel chock after changing a tire on a woman's van. The van was partly on the road and on a slight incline, but could not be moved. When jacking up the van, it started rolling (which was my fault for not hitting the brakes) and consequently ruined my jack. I read a few reviews of other pads but the cheap plastic pads just popped up. good cheap. When the last one arrived it was bigger than I expected (although I haven't read the specs). While it may be designed for…

Let me be very clear. Garage parking accidents are not gender specific. I've never come across my wife's compressors, generators, or tool boxes. It can happen to anyone. Anyone who has ever driven a military or construction vehicle knows the critical importance of wheel chocks. Driving into a garage is an art few have mastered, especially on a pickup truck where the rear bumper extends 4 feet past the rear end. Tires. Pushing up a wall or garage door is more forgiving with a Camry than with a…