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Old 01-22-2015, 10:53 AM   #15
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It is more important in concrete. Concrete and rubber have a chemical reaction that is detrimental to the tires.
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I got six feet of 2x wheel width

I cut one foot off one end, 2 feet off the other, than glued them together like this

1 Foot
2 Feet long
And the remaining 3'

(Note, that drawing is a long way from scale)

I take two of them in the rear and lay 'em down side by side, one in front, then drive/back up on them till the bubble is level CAUTION, Mine do not have parking stops.. (I may add that later).
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Old 01-23-2015, 12:12 PM   #17
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Thanks everyone for the suggestions. As this RV normally sits in the driveway I think we are going with the suggestion of the 18 wheel truck mud flaps, an easy and inexpensive solution.
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