Tire-sized parking pads
Pardon me if this is answered elsewhere...I searched, but didn't see anything specifically addressing what I am looking for. I need to park my new RV in my back yard on what is now grass. I can't real...
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352 wrote:It depends on what you are trying to accomplish. If you don't what your tires sinking into the grass these cement pavers will work. If you want to persevere your tires from water then the nylon is a better solution. If you want your MH to be level so you can run the refer and pack the MH for several days before leaving then I would use the pavers with the nylon or rubber on top. I use 1 in thick 12x12 in nylon pads for the front tires and 12x24 for the duals in the rear on top of my asphalt driveway.
Plastic cutting boards. Some will argue this, but one of the biggest contributors to tire dry rot is moisture coming from the ground. So put something under the tires that does not absorb water.
