SECURITYMAN Wheel Chocks | Trailer Chocks | Tire Chocks (2 Pack) Durable, Non-Slip, Solid Wheel Chocks for RV Trailer, Travel, Camper, Truck, and Boat

They work great will grip the ground and not slip. They are very sturdy

These are sturdy and Well made.

Holds my Kioti tractor on steep hills. Drilled small holes on the top and installed stiff wire in a loop so I can reach them to place or remove. Rear wheels are quite large and works just fine. Excellent 👍

These chocks are huge. I have 35" wheels and tires so I was focused on finding chocks that would fit a tire that size. The reality is, these are probably better suited for even larger tires...maybe 37's. They're huge. They work well in the garage but are even better off-road in the dirt and sand. I would buy them again if I lost one.

I have a steep driveway and a 24 foot boat. I bought some wheel chocks from Harbor Freight, they folded up straight away!. I ordered these, that boat is NOT moving! These are the real deal, Light weight and sturdy, My chocking problems are solved! don't mess around with any lesser wheel chocks, its important!

Product arrived quickly and they seem super sturdy. I’ve used them a few times now and they’re lightweight and of good quality. I don’t think I will need to buy these again because of the quality, but I would.

Looks great and well built. I don’t know what diameter tire they meant for this to go on but the angle is a bit shallow and the bottom is a bit thick. I have a decent size trailer and it looks a bit out of place. What you end up with is a chock you can’t really kick to dig it into the tire (thick bottom lip) and you just have to place it and hope it stays. Then there’s a ton of room on the wedge so it feels like it will allow some movement.

I am doing a restoration on a square body Chevy sitting on 35 in tires. These are PERFECT for a big truck and large tires. Most chucks you find on amazon are too short for big tires and could be dangerous. These. Are perfect.

They came quickly and were perfect for my fifth wheel.

The base of these is just too thick. You can't wedge them under the tire. I store my trailer in a graveled lot and I had to dig out a hole in front of the tire so I could wedge these tight enough. Maybe ok for larger vehicles with large tires. Not really great for the avg trailer (mine is a 24' enclosed race hauler).

Don't like that they are already breaking and falling apart, having only used them a handful of times.