🚗 Premium Rubber Parking Stopper: A 2-Pack Garage Floor Aid to Safeguard Vehicle Bumpers, Walls, and Tires - 23.6"x4.7"x3.9 Review

I bought a garage plug from another seller on Revain and it fell apart after the first use. So I returned them and found them at Revain and decided to give them a try. The difference in quality is amazing. They are built for tough use and built to last. They come with concrete anchors but are actually designed not to move when the car/truck tires make contact so you may not need to anchor them.

I figured they might need to be returned. A wheel of my car rests on a large carpet. And I like where he is. I also have severe RA and live alone. I wasn't sure if they would stay in place without gear. Well I'm happy to report that they work great on carpet too! They are quite heavy, I didn't use concrete equipment for installation. I also like the reflective strips. I buy something else in front of you. I threw it in the trash last week. The investment is worth it!

I've wanted one for a long time but wanted to make sure it worked well before tying it to the floor. It turns out that if I pull away before my car hits my tires, it will get stuck underneath and roll over. Then the same thing happens when I step back (after reinserting it). It attracts him. If my car picks this up I don't want to permanently fix it which could damage my car. I drive a 2015 Mazda 3 which isn't that low so I'm not sure why it could get hooked. I'll look for something shorter.

You are amazing. I covered my garage floor with vinyl and it adheres very well to the floor. I have the option of putting them on the floor, but that's not necessary at the moment. Just drive slowly into the garage until you feel the tire touch the rubber stopper. If you walk slowly enough, it's easy to do. To keep the blocks from moving, let's just put tape around them on the garage floor where they should be. Randomly check to see if the blocks are still within the line of the tape and you'll

The product is very durable. I only use one for each of the cars in the garage. They move unless you screw them to the pavement/concrete with the screws provided. Once bolted on, the car can hit with some force and cause no problems. I didn't try to mount with any type of glue like others do because it's easier to drill into the concrete and not worry about the glue failing. Если я заменю свой автомобиль, я могу просверлить 2 новых отверстия по мере необходимости и заполнить старые отверстия…

I really like this product. It's an inch or two larger than regular tires and is slightly concave to allow the tire to fit snugly. But I had a huge problem; I first set the lock where I thought I wanted it, started the car and restarted it until it stopped the perfect distance from the wall, the last time I backed up I heard this rumble/bang. I stopped immediately and looked at the bumper, it had somehow caught on my tire and was twisting/spinning in the wheel well. I couldn't remove it by hand

Okay, I used a painted wine bottle cork hanging from the ceiling, but I was always a few inches forward or backward. Too far forward and I couldn't open the closet door all the way. Too far back there is a problem opening the tailgate when the garage door is closed. This rubber bumper is durable and will keep you off the garage floor. It's easy to install and then just use your trusty masonry drill bit to drill two mounting holes in the concrete. Yes, you will need a hammer drill and a 1/2"…