AFA Tooling Chock Blocks (2 Pcs) Rubber Dual Wheel Tire Chocks Front and Back for Camper, Trailer, RV, Truck, Car and ATV - Best Heavy Duty Vehicle Wedge Design with Handle and Garage Grip Bottom

AFA Tooling Chock Blocks (2 Pcs) Rubber Dual Wheel Tire Chocks Front and Back for Camper, Trailer, RV, Truck, Car and ATV - Best Heavy Duty Vehicle Wedge Design with Handle and Garage Grip Bottom

$ 26.73

Score By Feature

Based on 1,031 ratings

Easy to use

9.93

Value for money

9.90

Sturdiness

9.78

Light weight

8.48

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Product Description

This 2-pack of rugged Chock Blocks allows you to quickly chock a full axle of tires (both front and back) to make sure that your car, truck, trailer, ATV, or RV stays in its place whether it's parked on trailers or on the ground.

The AFA Foot Chocks are designed with beefy handles that won't rust or bend and are wide enough for you to rope your Chock Blocks together in pairs, allowing you to use dual wheel chocks that pull out and stay together and yet you can easily grab them.

Rubber wheel ramps grip quickly - no need to pound, hammer or wedge - just kick and walk away In fact, many men report that this aggressive design gives them the confidence to use wheel ramps (even on smooth garage floors) without fear of crushing them.

pounds each), that can withstand dirt, dust, salt, ice, mud, heat, sun, and sand

At only eight by three, our compact trucks and RV chocks are ideal for small vehicles. Those 5.50-inch Chock Blocks are small enough to fit in the trunk, toolbox, or even behind the seat And the large 4.50-inch size is perfect for the rear seat. When the 5 inch height is used, even the heaviest vehicle, RV, or trailer won't rollback (even when it is on large truck tires), so you can use it to park comfortably on any downhill grade.

Questions & Answers

I'm looking for a company that will work on a concrete incline driveway for a car. Have a steep driveway on an 82 Ford Mustang that causes it to slide back or rollback. ?

It would work for me to tie down a 16000 pound horse trailer

Can they be returned if they are defective?

We are not sure if a warranty is necessary. I have no issues with mine. These animals are very sturdy by nature, and so they will be abused just by current use.

What is the significance of the curves in a travel trailer?

I have got a 16 inch tire horse trailer that works well with my living quarters

Do these wheel chocks come from any particular place?

Thank you for your interest in our wheel chocks. All of them I am so sorry to hear about the situation. Please accept my condolences.

Selected User Reviews For AFA Tooling Chock Blocks (2 Pcs) Rubber Dual Wheel Tire Chocks Front and Back for Camper, Trailer, RV, Truck, Car and ATV - Best Heavy Duty Vehicle Wedge Design with Handle and Garage Grip Bottom

I have never owned a better set of wheel chocks

5/5

As of right now, I am restoring a car that does not have working brakes. The driveway to my house is on an incline and sometimes I have to move my car out of the garage to drive into it. As a result of these chocks, I can comfortably park my car in front of my house without fear. have a sturdy construction and are easy to grip. Despite their lightweight nature, they have an impressive heft. As far as I know, they have remained in place on every vehicle I have tested them on. My Jaguar XJR, my GMC Denali, my Mercedes GL550 and my project Morris Minor all fall under this heading. Since I tried SOOOO many wheel chocks, these are without a doubt the best ones I've ever used. This is the company I highly recommend.

Alfredo Colling

| Dec 20, 2020

This is a great bite and a great A travel trailer would be ideal for this

5/5

I am very happy with the quality and hold of this bag! The travel trailer these are for is much more attractive than the traditional triangle rubber chicks that I have. The quality seems to be great and they do the job well. In spite of putting them on the ground, too, and tossing them in the bed of my truck, they still seem to be fine. I don't think they smell bad By tying two ropes together, I made a very strong rope. This makes it easy to get them out and follow them around. Initially, I was skeptical due to their lower price, but now that I have used them, I highly recommend In contrast to the "old school" chocks, I rarely use them anymore.

Gianna Boyle

| Jun 02, 2021

Solid blocks of heavy weight and durability

5/5

There is no doubt that these are strong and long-lasting. With these we feel much safer than with lighter, cheaper options connected to the back of our 36 foot motorhome. In addition, we put red reflector tape on the back of the blocks for greater visibility, and tied a rope to the tops of the blocks to allow for easy transport.

Kairi Perkins

| Aug 11, 2021

They were true to size, fitting perfectly over the tires on my fifth wheel

5/5

Those tires did not fit snugly against our tires when I obtained them from a national tool store. Basically, these are just good, solid chocks that should last for a while. They are heavy, but still compact as well.

Moshe FRASER

| Jun 02, 2021

Those are some awesome chocs! It's great to have these things

5/5

Plastic is not as strong as metal. (They ARE heavy if you don't mind the weight. There is 14 pounds in it. They will secure your trailer very tightly. These are not like the plastic ones I've run over in the past. They will not let you run over them by mistake. You won't be able to compress them to that extent. Almost all tires can be fitted with them. The heavy duty is there A 5 out of 5.

Ahmed Molina

| Feb 01, 2021

This is a heavy duty vehicle

5/5

The reason why I bought these was because my husband is a diesel mechanic and these are the kinds they use for His trust in the light was shaken- They're the lightweight plastic ones we had for our travel trailer because they slide on paved surfaces. Rubber grips with tread on top that grip the bottom of the tire well on hard surfaces. These are not very light weight and are heavy rubber. The grips on the bottom make them squishy on paved surfaces and dig well into dirt and gravel. It wouldn't be possible for us to go back to the light Plastic ones that are light and cheap.

Canaan Newton

| Oct 23, 2020

Design that inspires confidence and is well-made

5/5

My hat goes off to you. The yellow plastic ones on my old doors had "Replace by (7 years ago)" imprinted on them. I bought these to replace them. There is a slight difference in width, but they are the same height & width The handles appear to be beefier, they tighten up to the tire a lot better (at least on a Toyota from the '90s), and they are better at "grabbing" the concrete floor. As a result of the odor, I just got a whiff of new tire at close range, but nothing more. I don't have to feel bad about throwing out the "old yellers". It's gonna be fun using these, and you'll feel a lot safer.