🚗 Garage Floor Parking Stopper - Car Wheel Blocks as Parking Aid, Rubber Curbs Protecting Vehicle Bumpers and Garage Walls, 21.6"x5.9"x3.9" (Pack of 2) Review

Well worth the money. Heavy and handles our big tires very well on the Tundra and TRD Pro 4Runner. At first I was going to tape them to the garage floor with gorilla tape, but decided to pierce them instead. It was easy and works great.

Great! As with the others, I didn't screw them to our garage floor. Instead I opted for heavy duty double sided tape (think big apes if you're wondering what brand) and they're not going anywhere. Good product!

Exactly what was ordered. The rubber is MUCH heavier than expected. The packaging was a bit rickety when the box arrived, with large sharp screws that could stick out and seriously injure someone, so I might suggest putting the screws in some sort of plastic container. Although it does its job very well!

Perfect size, arrived almost immediately, no need to refuel or hang a tennis ball in the garage whether you hit or not. And you don't need to drill it into the cement floor, although the screws are included in the package, as they are heavy enough not to move while being light enough to adjust the position. they are perfect for me

These rubber parking wheel chocks are exactly what I need for my purpose. They are heavy enough that I didn't have to mount them on the garage floor. I actually only used one for my car and the other for my wife's car. I'm putting a five with a plus for anyone who needs wheel stops in the garage.

Love these park stays. I have a few to use as stoppers in my garages. Each is sufficient to provide a secure grip behind any car tire. They can be fixed to the floor, but in my case this was not necessary. Their heavy rubber construction keeps them in place during moderate tire impacts. They are high enough not to be accidentally run over.

Used to prevent cars from going too deep into my garage. To date I have not screwed the stops to the garage floor. However, the distinct feeling of the cars stopping gives enough warning not to proceed and the stops pretty much remain. This is a very economical approach to keep my cars from colliding with objects when going too far into the garage.

Wheel Stoppers are great. The only problem I had was not wanting to drill holes in the newly installed cement floors. I bought self-adhesive double sided tape and applied it this way because if I got a different car later the removal might be different and I could move later. It would be nice if the company offered the same installation method. Also, they look and work well.

We have two small cars, having had much larger cars and a very large 2 1/2 carport but we always seem to fall short so when we need something unloading from the trunk of any car, we always seem to be in the pouring rain or in the sun. Blocks allow us to drive the right distance without fear of hitting anything. To be honest we only used one unit for each transport location and they work great.