I've crushed my fourth yellow wheel chock and ready to buy a good quality set. I have X-chocks to use when set up so just looking for a good pair when parking in the back driveway or to use while setting up. My local rv dealer only plastic ones. What are you folks using? Thanks for the suggestions.

We got ours at Tractor Supply - nice solid rubber - they work great.

Halmfamily wrote:I've crushed my fourth yellow wheel chock and ready to buy a good quality set. I have X-chocks to use when set up so just looking for a good pair when parking in the back driveway or to use while setting up. My local rv dealer only plastic ones. What are you folks using? Thanks for the suggestions.Cut as many 4 x 6 about 12-18 inches long as you like.Treated or normal.Handy for stuff other than chocking also.Become damaged? - Firewood!...:WNeed more? - Endless supply at Home Depot or Lowe's.Bonus - they will cut 'em for you~

Although I am not a fan of most things from Harbor Freight, I must say they have nice heavy rubber ones at a good price. here Be sure to take your 20% off coupon.:B

Rotochoks look nice and work well.

We had the yellow plastic chocks, then the BAL scissor type chocks, and finally tried a pair of Rotochocks. Have used Rotochocks for the past eight years with no regrets. They really lock the tires.

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11 Replies

mrgreetis
Explorer
Nov 13, 2014
I use the Harbor Freight solid rubber ones as well. I got them "on sale" at 7.99 each, but have seen them on special for 5.99 each.

Mike
Miles_Away
Explorer
Nov 13, 2014
Northern Tool and Harbor Freight both sell rubber chocks. They are about 6"x 6"x 6", won't slide, have a metal eye bolt on the side, last forever, and are inexpensive.
jnharley
Explorer
Nov 13, 2014
We have some big orange Lynx leveler chocks. We have had them for over 10 years and they are still going strong. They work with the Lynx levelers too.
owenssailor
Explorer
Nov 13, 2014
Rotochocks. They work great.
timmac
Explorer
Nov 13, 2014
powderman426 wrote:
Although I am not a fan of most things from Harbor Freight, I must say they have nice heavy rubber ones at a good price. here
Be sure to take your 20% off coupon.:B

X2

I have 2 sets from harbor freight and they are tuff

Harbor Freight is a mix bag of quality, some good stuff at cheap prices
time2roll
Nomad
Nov 13, 2014
I don't trust my rotos on an incline... I throw a wedge under if much of a slope.

+1 for the solid wedges if the yellow plastic is getting crushed.
Bull_Rider
Explorer
Nov 13, 2014
We had the yellow plastic chocks, then the BAL scissor type chocks, and finally tried a pair of Rotochocks. Have used Rotochocks for the past eight years with no regrets. They really lock the tires.
Dick_B
Explorer
Nov 13, 2014
Rotochoks look nice and work well.
powderman426
Explorer
Nov 13, 2014
Although I am not a fan of most things from Harbor Freight, I must say they have nice heavy rubber ones at a good price. here
Be sure to take your 20% off coupon.:B
ol_Bombero-JC
Explorer
Nov 13, 2014
Halmfamily wrote:
I've crushed my fourth yellow wheel chock and ready to buy a good quality set. I have X-chocks to use when set up so just looking for a good pair when parking in the back driveway or to use while setting up. My local rv dealer only plastic ones. What are you folks using? Thanks for the suggestions.

Cut as many 4 x 6 about 12-18 inches long as you like.

Treated or normal.

Handy for stuff other than chocking also.

Become damaged? - Firewood!...:W

Need more? - Endless supply at Home Depot or Lowe's.

Bonus - they will cut 'em for you

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