winter parking question

[scottsdaletom]

Hi, I'd like some advice on what to use to keep my tires off the wet grass while I park my rig on the grass in my backyard for 2-3 months.
Bought some approx. 2" x 8" x 16" concrete pad like blocks, drove up on 'em but the broke up into about 3 pieces. Ground is real wet up here in rainy Washington state.
I've read it's not good to park on grass in the moist months, and I want to keep it out of my driveway for that time. Any pointers on what to use or do?
Thanks,

[scottsdaletom]

Hi, I'd like some advice on what to use to keep my tires off the wet grass while I park my rig on the grass in my backyard for 2-3 months.
Bought some approx. 2" x 8" x 16" concrete pad like blocks, drove up on 'em but the broke up into about 3 pieces. Ground is real wet up here in rainy Washington state.
I've read it's not good to park on grass in the moist months, and I want to keep it out of my driveway for that time. Any pointers on what to use or do?
Thanks,

[RVDude]

You might try DICA Ground Cover mats. www.dicausa.com
Designed just for this type of application. Some 10ton load capacity per mat.
the am26 model is 2' x 6' at $96 ea
the am24 model is 2' x 4' at $64 ea

[Jack Foster]

Tom

You may want to look at the Landing Strips available at this site. They come in two widths. One for the front tire and one for the dual rears. I use them in my storage building to keep the tires off the concrete and they work great. From $19.95 to $39.95 per set. This company also makes a "creeper"
that you lay under your motorhome and slide under it. Works excellent.

http://www.rangerdesign.com/

Usual disclaimers.

Jack

[mbrooking]

On an old segment of RV today they talked about using carpet mats that you put under your desk. I found that Sam's was selling them for $15 each. Got four and now the tires are off the ground.