By TOPARADI
Heavy Duty Wheel Chocks (2 Pack) - Durable, Non-Slip, Solid Rubber Wheel Chocks for Boat Trailers, RV, Truck, Camper - Perfect on All Surfaces and in All Weather - Orange…
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$60.97 USD
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$50.81 USD
Regular price
$60.97 USD
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$50.81 USD
- TOUGH AND DURABLE: Prevent up to 20,000lbs for trucks and trailers from unintentionally moving, rolling or overturning even on sloped surfaces
- WORKS IN ALL CONDITIONS: All-weather construction makes for reliable performance in any climate and treaded grips works on slippery surfaces.
- CONVENIENT TO USE AND NO SMELL: Predrilled hole for securing in pairs by rope or chain or pry off from tire and molded grab handle for easy positioning.
- PERFECT FOR ANY VEHICLE: Contoured to fit any wheel and is lightweight for easy storing
- EASY TO SEE, HARD TO FORGET: The highly visible orange color makes it more likely to be seen and removed before driving off and also makes it easy to be backed into.
Product Description
No Smell
We designed our wheel choke so that the smell does not follow you into your home.
Easy Detection
Easy to line up your vehicle to the choke and to not forget that they are there.
Tips
- Make sure your vehicle is off, parking break engaged and in the park position.
- ALWAYS chock wheels at the center point of the wheel. NEVER chock wheel at off-center or at an angle.
- ALWAYS position wheel chock against the wheel so that it is making contact.
- If chocking on an incline or decline, chock the wheels accordingly based on type of vehicle, weight, tire diameter/size etc.
- ALWAYS consider the surface/terrain and environment around the vehicle. Soft “Soil”, wet, or slippery terrain can affect the usability of wheel chocks and/or cause a potential for failure.
- Always consider the vehicles “Gross Vehicle Weight” (for “hauler” type vehicles, always consider “loaded weight”).