🔒 Supreme Wheel Chock- 2 Pack: Ensuring Optimal Vehicle Safety Review

When I received these pads I was surprised that they are made out of cheap, brittle plastic. I'm curious how long they will last. I was expecting something made of a more flexible material.

These wedges are fantastic as they have rubber feet to keep them in place on concrete and asphalt campsites. I ordered 2 sets and am very satisfied with the durability. They hold my pup in place well.

They locked up the rear wheels of my 2007 Honda Accord well when I had to lift the front end for an oil change. They are light and more visible than black wedges due to the yellow color.

They are plastic but not at all fragile. Non-slip rubber or polymer pads keep them in place. The bright color makes them easy to spot in my cluttered garage. Most pads are junk. But these are the best pads I've ever used. And I'm over eighty.

Great for my small compact car. Not too big and easy to carry. Seems to hold up well on smooth garage concrete as well as regular concrete. ATTENTION: Sharp edges! File the edges of this product to avoid cuts, scratches and punctures

Works great, non-slip thanks to rubber feet. It's hard to find these pads with support legs to hold them in place. They're pretty strong, but UV rays can damage them over time and make them a little brittle. Best for short periods of time when camping, not for RV parking when left in the sun all day.

I have a smooth garage floor and doubted it would stay in place. They work great. I ended up using Tiger Gorilla tape to secure them when I discovered I had accidentally kicked them. Now, at least when I kick them, the tape I put on one side allows me to put them back in place. Excellent purchase. I bought two sets and can only recommend it. They stop cars when I pull up and don't move.

Works ok my old lady is in a carpeted garage (shut up) and the wedges are digging in - I've also tried the rear wheels on level concrete and they hold up too. Now that it's out, rolled on some cardboard to insulate the tires from the cold (shut up) they seem to be holding up too, I can't push the Neckarsulm tower forward or backwards even though the parking brake isn't on and in Neutral position is until spring. Decent pads. They are what they are.