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$29.02* | 2-pk Pyle Heavy Duty Rubber Wheel Stops for Garage Parking at Amazon
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Amazon [amazon.com] has 2-pk Pyle Heavy Duty Rubber Wheel Stops for Garage Parking for $29.02.
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If you want to get serious about do-it-yourself, a bag of cement is only about $4 or $5. You don't need to make a "form" or anything. Just dig a shallow trench in the dirt to the size you want and use that as the form.
I actually only use one on the drivers' side and I have an outline marked on the floor where it goes. I found that just the one does the job for me. If I need to use the garage floor unobstructed, I simply move the 2x4 away and then replace it on the marks when done. If it does happen to move or get kicked I can easily reposition it with the marks. Been using that for years with pickup truck and cars.
Just go to any construction site and snag a scrap piece of 2x4 or 2x6 etc. one to two feet long. No need to spend $30 on china stuff.
The tennis ball method described by others works as well, but I hate running into the tennis ball on a string when working on something in the garage when the cars are out.....
If you want to get serious about do-it-yourself, a bag of cement is only about $4 or $5. You don't need to make a "form" or anything. Just dig a shallow trench in the dirt to the size you want and use that as the form.
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