AFA Tooling 4T Rubber Wheel Chocks, 4 Pack, Two Pairs, Handles & Grip Tread

Very well built chocks used for a heavy trailer. You get four in the pack and have great grip for the ground and tyres. Great value for money and they aren’t too big. They have a very strong smell of rubber as they are a solid lump made rubber. Doesn’t bother me as they are for outside and you’re not going to be sniffing them! They are of an ideal weight, which isn’t too heavy, but are used on my double axle trailer and hold it in place with easy. These are flimsy like other brands.

The quality is outstanding, and the ribbed design provides a solid grip. An excellent purchase for anyone needing heavy-duty wheel chocks!

Good Chocks. Rubberised material. Not light but tough. Fit light against wheels tightly and non slip.

These were bought as a ‘belt & braces’ solution as my driveway is very steep and recently bought an old vehicle which will be parked on it most of the time. These chocks seem ideal

A very sturdy product, robust and does the job.

We large heavy motorhome on a slopping drive so they are just the job

Well built! Usually the problem is the stink. But this smells reasonable—sort of the level of having new set of tires. The size is good too. Not too small, flimsy (many are flimsy plastics in the market place), or they are 100 lb monsters for big rigs. They tuned it just right. Deserved 5 stars.

Ive been using the plastic chocks for years. Generally they were functional. However if you park on any kind of a slope in either direction and the trailer moves just a bit when you uncouple from the TV, those plastic chocks will collapse. These are heavy, but robust as all getout. I have a 19-ft 5k-lb trailer and these hold perfectly - even on a slope. I would definitely recommend and would purchase again, but I think these will outlast me.

Work great. Are narrow

Fabrication de caoutchouc durable adhère efficacement sur les surfaces lisses. Celles que j’avais en plastique jaune de chez Camco avaient aucune adhérence.

I used them on my SUV when I was changing braking pads on my driveway with a 15 degree slope. For a few seconds after I finished the job I thought I did something wrong as I stepped on the gas and the SUV wouldn’t move. Then I realized I forgot to take the 2 blocks off my rear tires. They did a perfect job.