S2KRAY

I have a detailing business and work out of my home garage. My driveway has a considerable slope and although My BMW 228 isn't that low I still have to be careful when driving over the curb to get to my driveway. I detail a number of Corvettes, Porsches, and other vehicles that sit low, have spoilers and are difficult to drive over my curb without some scraping mainly on the bottom of the spoiler. I drive them very slowly and so far no issues. However, carbon fiber spoilers are expensive and I don't want to risk cracking one. I saw a curb with a rubber device on it which looked like it was designed to prevent this kind of damage. Does anyone have any knowledge of this device.

boltonblue

I saw front end rash and was going to recommend lotrimin....

Ray did it go on the bumper or in the driveway?

for the driveway I would think a 2x4's with some plywood would spread the lift and get tehm by the curb.
not exactly convenient but more pleasant than the alternative.

SheDrivesIt

Does this help?
LMGTFY

I know, I'm a smart ass.

Vanishing Point

This is one example, several other brands can be found by Googling Curb Bridge.

https://curbramp.us

dlq04

That was too cool! Loved it. I've no idea how you did that but that was neat.

kgf3076

1. Go to Home Depot (or whatever store you prefer)
2. Buy a 2x4
3. take it home
4. lay it down in front of the curb
5. cut to match width of curb cut
6. finish.

S2KRAY

This is what I was looking for, thanks. I found some similar ones which are about 12 ft. wide and allow water to run under them.

Scooterboy

Wow! Our township would have a hissy fit if you used that to block the gutters.