Tire Saver Ramps Anti-Slip Pads Design, Car Tire Wheel Ramps for Flat Spot and Flat Tire Prevention,Anti-Slip Pads for Storage, Carrying Bag, Easy to Store 4 Pack (Blue)

The GarfatolRv Tire Saver Ramps work exactly as advertised. I have a tight garage, so I had to be careful when setting them up. Here’s what worked for me:I parked my car about 8 inches short of the final desired position.Carefully aligned the ramps with each tire to ensure they would stay in place when I rolled onto them.Gave the ramps a couple of soft taps with a rubber hammer to make sure they were snug against the tires.Slowly rolled onto the ramps, and they worked perfectly—no slipping or shifting.I highly recommend this product to anyone looking for a reliable and easy-to-use tire ramp, especially if you're working in tight spaces like a garage. These ramps are sturdy, effective, and give you confidence that your tires are well-supported.

Just as advertised and what I expected decided to go with the rubber instead of the plastic ones and think it was a good choice. They are good quality and worth the price. Drove right on to them didn't move or slide worked as expected. Would recommend .

good product

Easy to use and works as advertised.

Have 4 sets already - excellent value and easy to use..... but I have ordered another set to widen them for a 285 width set of tires on my RS5. Single set is too narrow.

I secured these to a pair of 2x10’s to long term park a trailer on. They are keeping the tires from going out of round as well as holding the trailer in place in high winds. They appear to be durable and are made of rubber as apposed to plastic. I highly recommend for this application.

These were a better price than others and I assumed all closely priced ramps would be similar in most, if not all, respects. They arrived nicely boxed, no damage in transit, seem to be well made, were wide enough for my car tires, and are strong enough for their intended use. I do not understand why people had trouble using these. I had no trouble getting my car up on these, even on the first try. They did not slide, even on a smoothly finished concrete garage floor. I backed the car up about one foot, then slid these right up tightly against each of the tires, then gently eased the car up on the ramps. That car won't be driven for another 5 months, so I'll see then if these work to prevent flat spots as advertised.

I really didn’t think these were going to work and I was right. The rear ones don’t stay in place so the rear wheels just spin them out of the way. They were advertised as soft rubber. They’re not, they’re hard plastic like all the rest on the market. It’s not just this brand I’m sure. None of these work because they don’t stay in place. I don’t believe people when they say they drove there cars or truck up on them. Especially motor homes. Motor homes would crush these like a potato chip. Also the rubber stops all fell out, they weren’t even glued in.