Rubber wheel chock with 10 optional sizes can be use for various cars, such as battery car, minivan, truck or bus.
Specification:
Model |
T-WCH-R1 |
T-WCH-R2 |
T-WCH-R3 |
T-WCH-R4 |
T-WCH-R5 |
Shipping weight |
1.0kg |
4.0kg |
3.7kg |
5.3kg |
4.5kg |
Size (L*W*H) |
125*75*60mm |
270*115*175mm |
290*160*190mm |
290*160*190mm (solid) |
240*165*195mm |
Material |
Rubber |
Rubber |
Rubber |
Rubber |
Rubber |
Color |
Black |
Black |
Black + Yellow |
Black + Yellow |
Black + Yellow |
Application |
Battery car |
Minivan |
Minivan |
Truck, bus |
Truck |
Model |
T-WCH-R6 |
T-WCH-R7 |
T-WCH-R8 |
T-WCH-R9 |
T-WCH-R10 |
Shipping weight |
6.0kg |
7.5kg |
12.5kg |
2.5kg |
8.5kg |
Size (L*W*H) |
290*150*190mm |
300*250*180mm |
320*300*260mm |
220*125*115mm |
340*200*185m |
Material |
Rubber |
Rubber |
Rubber |
Rubber |
Rubber |
Color |
Black + Yellow |
Black + Yellow |
Black + Yellow |
Black |
Black |
Application |
Truck |
Truck |
Truck |
Minivan |
Truck |
Tips: How to place the wheel chocks?
Generally, we will choose special wheel chocks to place under the tires of the vehicle. Of course, if the actual situation is relatively special and there is no special wheel chocks in the vehicle, we can also choose bricks with suitable high weight and hardness, rough surface stones, etc. Generally, the greater the gradient of the parking place or the larger the tire diameter, the higher the height of the rubber wheel chock should be used. But its height should not exceed one-third of the tire height. Usually, the height of the wheel chock is one-quarter to one-third of the tire diameter. The wheel chock must have a certain weight and hardness to prevent the wheel chock itself from being easily moved or damaged by pressure during use. In addition, the surface of the wheel chock contacting the ground should be relatively rough to ensure sufficient friction with the ground to prevent the wheel chock from sliding under force.
The placing methods are as follows:
- When the car/truck is parked on a downhill section, a wheel chock should be placed in front of the rear wheel of the vehicle, and if necessary, another wheel chock should be placed in front of the front wheel.
- When the car/trailer is parked on an uphill section, the rubber wheel chock should be placed behind the rear wheel of the vehicle, and if necessary, the wheel chock should be placed behind the front wheel.
- When there is an object at the parking spot in front of the car, a wheel chock should be placed in front of the front wheel in order to prevent vehicle from hitting the front object.