Customer Reviews for VEVOR 4 Pack of 1-Channel Rubber Cable Protector Ramps Heavy Duty 18000Lbs Load Capacity Cable Wire Cord Cover Ramp Speed Bump Driveway Hose Cable Ramp Protective Cover

Right now I have an electrical cable running across my driveway to give my sheep a heat lamp in their shack. I have not driven over these but I put these in to protect the cable and it worked great. The cable I am using is 3/4 inch PVC and these fit over the PVC just fine. So far I haven't needed to drive over the cable but if I do it looks like the ramps will protect the PVC just fine.

These cable protector are great. Simple basic design that is effected for covering power cords.

Used to protect hosepipe when in use in a car park. Does the job.

best product ever for driveways. i cracked my lip on my lowered car twice now these help alot and my lip is safe! they stay put without bolts too mostly. also it adds almost and inch, nice buffer to roll imto driveway

Great product. We use it during the holidays and have extension cords running along the driveway. Very durable and visible at night when walking.

Well built and work great.

These pieces are heavy and sturdy. They have stood up to many UPS trucks to date! I used them as a barrier to divert rain water to a side drain instead of flowing down the drive. I used a strong clear silicon glue to secure them. They would be excellent for routing electrical wiring.

Perfect, exactly what I was looking for!

I use these to cover a power cord running from the carport to the camper. They see lots of traffic. Heavy enough to stay in place.

I just installed an EV charging station and did not like how the garage door would close on top of the charger's 3/4" cord. I glued these down across the garage threshold and cut a small gap on the end near the charger. After adjusting the garage door opener, the cord is no longer pinched by the garage door and easily has enough clearance to slide back and forth in the gap with the door down. I may have to secure them with concrete fasteners if the glue doesn't hold, but these have pre-formed holes for that. They do give off a bad smell at first, but that goes away in a day or two. Just air them out outside of the garage.