Solid Heavy Duty Rubber Wheel Chocks 4 Packs, Premium Chock for Car, Travel Trailers, RV, Truck, and ATV(4 pcs, Black) 8" x 4" x 6"

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These wheel chocks are made from solid rubber and are very well made. There will be no bending. Keeps a constant position. Two pairs were purchased in order to line up our cars so we could close the garage door as wide as possible. Our chocks have been in place for months during the winter season, which means we only need two per car, truck, and travel trailer. He literally did not move. The fact that they stay that clean considering the dirt, dust, salt, and ice that sits around them during the winter is impressive. Our tests of this chock have shown it to be relatively heavy compared to the plastic chocks we've tried. The reviews I've seen mention that these have an unpleasant odor. In the kitchen there was a strong scent of new rubber, like new tires, when the boxes first arrived and we opened them. We did smell an odor inside the house, but after placing the items in the garage we were free of it. This very moment. These chocks should be placed in a manner that provides your floor with adequate traction. Our test showed that they needed to be positioned smooth side up on a smooth wood floor, but on a rough concrete floor they needed to be positioned grooved side up. As well as when we work on our cars, trucks, and tractors with these, we also keep them in place safely. A greater number of storage racks will be purchased so that cars can be positioned. Short and to the point, exactly what we hoped

The yellow colored Camco chocks that I previously purchased were a mistake for me. With the weight of 9,600lbs, I have a 36' pull behind camper trailer. It is pretty easy for Camco products to slide unless the wheels are snug against the The trailer accidentally ran over one of the Camco chocks, causing the chock to be smashed. It was my fault! It is the perfect solution for my needs to get the Solid Rubber Heavy Duty Chock. Despite being heavier, they are more durable than Camco chocks. Their heavy-duty construction means they'll last a long time As they are made of heavy-duty rubber, they have less chance of sliding. While I have not rolled over one of these yet and hope I don't, I feel the chock would survive on its own. The only regret I have is that I would have purchased these sooner. I would definitely recommend it!

It does what it's supposed to It is of good quality and long-lasting. These are what I use for my fifth wheel Aside from parking my road bike in my fifth wheel, which keeps it out of the elements, I also park it under the front of my RV because I don't want to keep a bike inside my RV attach my bike to the landing gear on my front vehicle, and I place one block behind the bike tire on the front of my RV to keep it directly under the front of the By doing this, I can keep my bike from rolling by the side of the RV and being exposed to sun and rain This makes it perfect for fifth wheels and RVs that are heavy The light plastic ones that my dealer sold me earlier are cheap, but these rubber ones are durable and have ridges on the bottom to keep them in place. We'd rather people buy the expensive ones rather than the cheap plastic ones as the tires of RVs squash them/destroy them