Between the tires chocks?

I'm a very happy owner/user of the Rotochoks. An excellent product.

Roto-Choks+++ First thing on, last thing off.

downtheroad wrote:
Interesting:
I watched the X-Chock video in the link above. Their instructions say to un-hook the trailer from the tow vehicle BEFORE installing the chock and to remove the chock BEFORE hooking up to the tow vehicle...

Am I hearing this wrong? What holds the trailer from rolling away if parked on a slope?

My hard and fast procedure is chocks in first and chocks out last.

Use regular Chocks on the ground to stop the trailer from rolling use the X Chocks or Roto Chocks to stop the rocking motion when you are setup. You definitely don't want to depend on the X-Chocks to prevent the trailer from rolling.

Interesting:
I watched the X-Chock video in the link above. Their instructions say to un-hook the trailer from the tow vehicle BEFORE installing the chock and to remove the chock BEFORE hooking up to the tow vehicle...

Am I hearing this wrong? What holds the trailer from rolling away if parked on a slope?

My hard and fast procedure is chocks in first and chocks out last.

I recommend both. I use the plastic ones for extra security and the x chocks for stability.

AZ T&T wrote:

Rescue16 wrote:
I use the Bal X-Chock they are easy to use, lockable and easy to store. So far I am extremly pleased with them.

This is what I use and they work great!

X2 Ditto

Rescue16 wrote:
I use the Bal X-Chock they are easy to use, lockable and easy to store. So far I am extremly pleased with them.

This is what I use and they work great!

Ditto X2 on the RotoChoks.

Secure, easy and quick to put in place and remove, very good support from the Company.

I use both - plastic to block the wheels before I un-hitch and then install the X-Chock Tire Locking Chock - one on each side after I un-hitch.

I use the BAL xchocks and love them. Heard good things about the rotochoks.