The Ultra-Fab Chock and Lock Wheel Stabilizers for Tandem-Axle Trailers # UF21-001070 is a wheel chock system that performs the function of a traditional wheel chock, except that by its design it eliminates any movement and is lockable to deter theft. view full answer...
The Buyers Products Large Wheel Chock - Orange Polyurethane # 337WC8118 does come in a quantity of one. For a pair of these wheel chocks you would need to order two.
For a pair of wheel chocks that come together I recommend checking out the Race Ramps Wheel Chock for Vehicle Service # RR-WC-2. I have added links to video reviews for you to check out as well. view full answer...
For the Fastway ONEstep Wheel Chock # FA84-00-4000, the 16 inch to 24 inch wheel spacing is measured from end point-to-end point of the wheel chock. Since the chock is adjustable, the smallest it will measure is 16 inches, but it can be adjusted out to 24 inches.
If you need a chock with larger spacing, you can use the ONEstep XL # FA84-00-4150. This chock can be adjusted form 24 inches to 30 inches. view full answer...
For an wheel chock that is easily removable, I recommend the Rackem chock, # RA-17. This chock has a base that mounts to the trailer floor and the chock part can easily be removed by loosening the wing nuts at the front. This chock accepts wheels up to 6-1/2 inches wide. view full answer...
We do have wheel chock for motorcycles. The Flint Hill Goods Adjustable Wheel Chock # FHG37ZR will cradle the tire to help hold the bike in place while you attach the straps. If you have e-track in your trailer the CargoSmart Motorcycle Wheel Chock # 3481731 will snap into the track allowing you to easily remove it when not needed. The Tow-Rax Removable Wheel Chock w/ Wood Screws # TWSPWC is a more basic chock. It includes mounting screws for securing to wood floors used on several utility... view full answer...
Using standard wheel chocks on your Jayco 5th wheel would most likely work just fine but if you wanted added security going with an x chock setup like the part # SC47MR would work great as well. It's pretty rare for a wheel chock to fail but if you were on a steeper incline or just wanted to be as cautious as possible this would be a great solution. view full answer...
The MaxxTow Adjustable Wheel Chock (DISCONTINUED) MT70075 is not removable but we do have motorcycle/dirt bike wheel chocks that are removable.
The Tow-Rax Removable Wheel Chock # TWSPWM in Black or # TWSPWC in Chrome is removable and can accommodate tires that are up to 6-1/2" wide. These come with wood screws but if you have a metal floor then you can use the mounting hardware # TWSPWFKM.
All of our adjustable wheel chocks are meant to be mounted permanently so if you are really wanting... view full answer...
I have a solution for you. Ultra-Fab makes two different sets of wheel chocks that will fit the 2 inch wheel spacing on your tandem axle trailer.
The Super Grip Chock Wheel Stabilizers, # UF21-001091, are a set of 2 wheel chocks that use a E-Z ratcheting system to expand the chocks. The set of Ultra-Fab chocks will fit a wheel spacing as small as 1 inch between the tandem axle wheels.
The other set are the Ultra-Fab Chock and Lock Stabilizers of Tandem-Axle Trailers, # UF21-001070. This... view full answer...
I have another option for you, but you are correct that the Super Grip Chock XL Wheel Stabilizer for Tandem-Axle Trailers and RVs - Qty 1 # UF21-001094 you were looking at is not designed to be used as a standard wheel chock would, and instead is meant to stabilize the trailer to keep it from rocking when you walk around.
For a heavy duty wheel chock to keep your RV from moving I recommend the Buyers Products 9-1/2" Wheel Chock w/ Recessed Chain Eye - Black Rubber - Qty 1 # 337WC6810L... view full answer...
The typical requirement for a wheel chock is that it's 1/4 of the total diameter of the wheel it's being used on. A 245/45R18 tire has an overall diameter of 26.7 inches so you would need a wheel chock that's at least roughly 6-1/2" tall. That being said, most wheel chocks on the market are about 6" tall, like the # etrailer Wheel Chocks # 288-02011-2, and would still be more than capable of preventing the trailer from rolling.
I've seen too many videos of people showing you how to break... view full answer...
The Erickson # EM09162 E-Chock Wheel Chock will work with vertical e-track, but the chock will sit perpindicular to the e-track, rather than inline as it would sit with standard e-track. The slots in the standard and the vertical e-track are the same exact dimensions.
I've linked a product description video featuring the e-track mounted wheel chock. view full answer...
Erickson E-Chock Wheel Chocks for E-Track - Powder Coated Steel - Qty 2 Item # EM09162-2 are the chocks only. We do have Pack'Em Wheel Tie-Down Kit for Truck Beds and Trailers - 30" Tires - 800 lbs Item # PK-WTD which does come with everything. I have linked a video review for you. view full answer...
Erickson offers only one size of E-Track wheel chock which measures 8-1/2 long x 6-3/8 wide x 4-1/2 tall. This is offered as a single chock under part # EM09162 and as a pair under part # EM09162-2.
Erickson does offer a wheel chock and tie-down kit for ATVs, part # EM09160, which uses bolt-on chocks that attach directly to a trailer's deck (not to E-Tracks). With your finished floor setup this might be a better option. view full answer...
The mounting hardware included with the MaxxTow adjustable wheel chock, (DISCONTINUED) MT70075, is designed for a permanent installation. However we do have several wheel chocks that are considered removable because of how they mount.
We have TowRax chock # TWSPWM, # TWSPWC, and # TWSPWC3BT. These chocks have a keyhole shape opening where the large end fits around a bolt head. When the bolt is tightened down on the skinny end it cannot be removed. When the hardware is loosened, the chock... view full answer...
Utilizing wheel chocks like the Anderson Tuff Chock # 3605 wouldn't be ideal for the angle you are stating. Of course the weight of the boat is likely not distributed evenly over the axle, there are some chocks I believe would work for the situation you stated. I recommend using the etrailer Wheel Chocks - Polyurethane - Qty 2 # 288-02011-2 which have a little more grip on the bottom of the chocks and have a little more give to ensure they won't slide down the hill. Another great option... view full answer...
The note might not be there for the Camco Premium Locking Wheel Stop w/ Ratchet Wrench # CAM44662, but the function is the same as the Stromberg Carlson Chock Wheel Stabilizer for Tandem-Axle Trailers and RVs # SC97MR.
Both of these items are designed to be a stabilizer, not a wheel chock, we still recommend using wheel chocks like the etrailer Wheel Chocks # 288-02011-2.
If you look at the image attached, you can see # SC97MR installed the way it's intended, in-between the wheels with... view full answer...
The Fastway ONEstep Wheel Chocks for Tandem-Axle Trailers and RVs - 16" to 24" Long - Qty 2 Item # FA84-00-4840 has an adjustable length so you could use them on top of a block but the wheels would need to be level with each other for the # FA84-00-4840 to get a proper fit against the tires.
Since you would only be able to use the Andersen Rapid Jack Item # AM3620 on one tire they would sit unevenly from each other and the # FA84-00-4840 wouldn't have good contact with the tires. You'd... view full answer...
For your single axle trailer you should use a pair of chocks to stabilize and block up your wheels. I recommend the Curt Wheel Chock Set item # C22800. This is a set of wheel chocks for wheels up to 17". view full answer...
For wheel chocks for the the Fulton F2 I recommend the Buyers Products 3" ATV Wheel Chocks w/ 3' Rope # 337WC35225. These will work for both the single and dual wheel. They are also small and easy to carry with you. The jacks do come with a wheel stop but the extra chocks will ensure it doesn't go anywhere. view full answer...
While the Trimax Heavy Duty Adjustable Wheel Lock with Padlock # TMX42ZR will help prevent theft and likely keep your trailer from moving too much, this shouldn't be relied upon as a chock - for that you'd want something like the Trimax Wheel Chock and Locks # TMX85FR instead.
If you like the heavy duty lock or you need it for the 10" - 18" wheel fitment spec then I also recommend picking up some chocks like the simple etrailer Wheel Chocks # 288-02011-2 or something a little fancier like... view full answer...
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