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Relative inexpensive way to keep tires off winter cold concrete floors helps eliminate front to rear/side to side guessing when parking your car in it's garage spot
1) Park your car in garage where you want it
2) Place car/truck floor mats next to tires with rear of mat even with rear edge of tire
3) Back up just enough so front of tire even with rear of mat slide mat in front of front tire drive over floor mat ridge stop adjust to exactly where you want your car to be positioned. Slide a oil pan between mats to collect where it marks it's spot you good to go
Relative inexpensive way to keep tires off winter cold concrete floors helps eliminate front to rear/side to side guessing when parking your car in it's garage spot
1) Park your car in garage where you want it
2) Place car/truck floor mats next to tires with rear of mat even with rear edge of tire
3) Back up just enough so front of tire even with rear of mat slide mat in front of front tire drive over floor mat ridge stop adjust to exactly where you want your car to be positioned. Slide a oil pan between mats to collect where it marks it's spot you good to go
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