HomeOn Wheels Tire Saver Ramps Anti-Slip Pads Design Car Wheel Ramps for Flat Spot Prevention Tire Savers with Carrying Bag and T Level 4 Pack Yellow

Works perfect for out camper to protect the wheels

I bought this for a project car I’m storing outside. From my experience cars that are stored outside tend to lose psi in there tires a lot quicker than the cars stored indoors. I found a full set of 4 pieces on Amazon for cheap and picked these up. They are plastic but seem to be good quality. I’m hoping they will avoid potholes. I’ve been running them for a few weeks now. Too early too tell if they are working or not. I will report back. In the meantime I will continue to monitor my tire pressure to keep the tires round.

These ramps are very good value. They need more anti-slip pads on the bottom of them to prevent them from sliding on the concrete. I would like to know how to order them but have not been able to find a information on how to contact Homeon Wheels.

Bought these for my Civic Type R. Tire width is 245. These are perfect fit. They have a rubber pad on the bottom side. I placed them right in front of all four tires and simply drove up on top of them. No slipping, and hug my 245/30/20 tires perfectly. Anyone spending more money for these, from a different manufacturer, needs their head examined. 100% satisfied. Includes a zippered bag for storage. Highly recommend. 👍

They work great but one thing, you can't use all four and back up without stopping after getting off them, then remove the rear so you can continue to back up due to the high side of the ramps, your front wheels will not be able to drive OVER the rear ramps due to the front of the ramps are not slanted.

Little difficult to drive on and off, but Ive been using this for a while and have had no flats. Previously some tires would loose air. They may kick out when driving off. I did have two get really stuck to the concrete tho, to where the rubber feet had to be pryied off the concrete. Definitely recommend if your storing ur car. I must note I used these outside

These fit my wheels very well and I'm hoping to prevent flat spots on my Michelin PS4 tires. These DO have rubberized pads on the bottoms however I have not tried driving up onto them. I jacked my car up and placed them under each wheel/tire. I DID have to attach 2 ramps together so I could get good coverage due to my wife tires. My tires are 325 in the rear and 305 up front. I ended up ordering 2 sets of these (8 total pieces).

At an RV rally a few years ago, I attended a Michelin tire seminar. The reps said it was a good idea to place something under the tires to keep them from sitting on concrete. I tried thin, plastic place mats, but they crumbled after a few months in the sun. I recently these Tire Saver Ramps and for $40, they keep the tires off the concrete and, from the design, keeps the tires from potentially developing a flat spot. They were easy to drive onto (they didn't slip because of rubber pads on the bottom) and wide enough for the entire tire. I'll see if they stand up to exposure from the sun and update my observations here.

If you have a tire wider than 245 then buy two sets and connect it together, if you have ceramic floor you need to install screws to prevent car movements while setting it up