MAXXHAUL70073 Solid Rubber Heavy Duty Wheel Chock with Eyebolt (Pack of 2)

Chocks are high quality. Truck ain't going nowhere now.

Bought these for my Japanese Kei truck for extra safety while parking on a hill. They’ve got a good weight to them for their size and are solid rubber. Fits perfectly under the tires. Tested them out and released the e-brake and these kept the truck from rolling back. Exactly what I was looking for. Definitely recommend these!

… I use these to secure my hotrod and our camper trailer!They grab and they’re sturdy and do NOT slide like the hard cheap plastic chocks. Our garage is a smooth concrete and can be slippery at times. Not a problem with these whee chocks.Also, I use 2 sets when we camp, so the camper won’t slide after releasing it from our tow vehicle.I’m confident my car and camper trailer are secure with these wheel chocks.

These are good, simple, solid medium sized rubber chocks. They do have that molded rubber smell when you unbox them, but it dissipates pretty quickly if you air them out. I bought a couple of pairs to test on our 6000 lb RV trailer. I liked their performance well enough I bought another pair.The other pics show the size. They are not huge, but big enough to chock RV tires for sure in inclined spots and should hold other trailers/vehicles pretty well. The tire is the rear of my 2018 F150-- 275/55/R20.The cords make them easy carry and to pull out from the tires. One pic shows how they arrive. this is pretty much how I store them. 3 pairs like this stash compactly in my crate with Anderson levelers. They are heavy--even with the hollow space. I'm not concerned that the trailer will compress these like it has done the cheap yellow plastic ones we used before. And the rubber construction grabs pavement surfaces. All in all a good value.

I was looking for solids chucks for a semi but although these are called solid rubber, they are hollow. If you don't need very strong ones (like for a semi) then they are fine.

Have the plastic chocks and thought I should get a rubber one for those cold days of winter while traveling.Used it in NM this winter - works greatGood size , weight and does it's job

They were excellent quality but too heavy for what I was hoping to use them for.

Small and lightweight. Very portable. Best for chocking very small tires, like maybe a small trailer or a loaded barbell. My truck would probably roll right over these if on a steep grade. Odor, yes, at unboxing, but it completely dissipates in a day outside. What you really want this for is for fixing those gaps in your hardwood, laminate, or luxury vinyl flooring... Pair this with a rubber mallot. This rubber chock grips your floor very well, while you strike the angled face of the chock with the mallot, instead of striking your flooring directly. Unglued/un-nailed planks (an entire room's length) easily slide with just a few strikes to cover that gap at the baseboard. No cracked drywall, no pictures askew, no damage to the flat surface of your mallot, and no marks on your floor! Boom. Roasted.

Me son muy útiles en mi taller porque aseguró que el vehículo no se mueva y tienen muy buen agarre

These are reliable, i've used them countless times, everytime i change my wheels. they are very good.

Muy buenos los recomiendo ampliamente

At first they seemed a bit on the small side, but in use they are great and do the job well. Definitely worth tying them together with 1.5m of nylon cord so when the job is done you can pull them out and shout "chocks away" :-D

We looked locally for more of these - they say support local shops but nobody had them for months. This is no good when you need them for a business so checked out Amazon and boom - had them in 2 days! Great wheel chocks - sturdy and well made.