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Wheel stops
parking blocks
Curb Stops
Bumper Blocks
Tire Stops
Parking Bumpers
Car Stops

Two Sizes. Built for any parking lot’s needs.

Designed for standard parking stalls. Helps drivers park consistently, impede forward movement, and protect what matters.

Length: 6 ft. (72″)

Width: 6″

Height: 4.5″

Weight: ~225 lbs.

Concrete: 4000 PSI, rebar reinforced

Pins: Easy-to-set pin holes will take up to 3/4″ pins. Two anchoring pins included. CasTech confirms pin dimensions and suitability with your order.

Built longer, heavier, and tougher for commercial trucks, trailers, and other high-impact applications.

Length: 8 ft. (96″)

Width: 11.75″

Height: 7.75″

Weight: ~700 lbs.

Concrete: 4000 PSI, rebar reinforced

Pins: Easy-to-set pin holes will take up to 1″ pins. Two anchoring pins included. CasTech confirms pin dimensions and suitability with your order.

Proudly Made in the USA with High-Strength Concrete and Rebar Reinforcement.

How CasTech Plans Your Wheel Stop Project

Buying parking blocks or arranging installation

CasTech offers concrete wheel stops for direct purchase, delivery, and professional installation. Tell us whether you want blocks for your own crew or a CasTech installation or replacement service. We explain the available options and confirm pickup, delivery, shipping, unloading, and installation responsibilities in your quote.

For a CasTech installation, our team assesses the quantity, layout, pavement, existing blocks and anchors, and any removal or disposal needed. We plan the handling equipment and staging for our installation work with your site team. If you are ordering blocks for your own crew, we confirm the product quantities and handling arrangements with you before delivery.

When wheel stops are useful

Wheel stops help guide where a vehicle parks within a stall and can limit routine overhang toward a curb, landscape area, or pedestrian route. They are useful when the parking layout needs a defined stopping position. They should not be treated as vehicle-impact barriers or a substitute for a properly planned parking layout.

CasTech evaluates placement using stall geometry, expected vehicles, the pavement surface, and nearby routes. Our team checks vehicle overhang and the full route to the entrance when planning the blocks. We account for accessible parking spaces, access aisles, and pedestrian routes so the proposed placement supports access and avoids unnecessary walking obstructions.

Installation and replacement considerations

Before a CasTech installation, our crew checks the approved layout, block alignment, pavement condition, and anchoring method. Asphalt and concrete may need different installation details. If the supporting pavement is unsuitable for the proposed anchors, we identify the repair needed before installing a replacement block.

CasTech inspects existing units for cracks, displacement, exposed reinforcement, loose anchors, and surrounding pavement damage. Where the support has failed, we coordinate approved asphalt repair before replacement. Our proposal includes removal of old units and anchors when needed. For a complete parking refresh, we coordinate block positioning with parking lot striping so blocks and stalls align.

We coordinate installation around your operations

CasTech plans work zones and equipment access with the people who manage your property. You share operating hours, delivery needs, and parking restrictions; our team develops the installation sequence around them. Together, we confirm which stalls need to be cleared and how your team will notify customers, residents, or staff before vehicles need to move.

A CasTech project example

The Hurlburt Field striping and wheelstop project paired stall markings with wheelstop installation at an active facility. It is a useful example of coordinating layout, vehicle positioning, and site access as one scope.

What to send for a wheel stop quote

Send the property address, photos if available, and whether you want supply only, delivery, installation, or replacement. Include preferred dates and any gate, vehicle, or unloading restrictions. If you know the quantity and size required, share those too; for a CasTech installation, our team can review the site and help establish the quantities and layout.