Single axle wheel chocks

Pieces of 2 X 4 or 2 X 6 work just fine. Pieces of split firewood work better. Why overthink or overpay for something? You'll especially like the cost if you drive off and forget one of them.

Bill

I have those metal stacking wheel chocks that came with the jack set in one of my old trucks, found a pair at the salvage yard as well so now I have two pair. I will give them a tap or two with my rubber mallet to wedge them in there, with those and my four corner jacks I can be mostly wobble free.

I have a Bal Leveler that I use from time to time and it does a good job steadying the trailer too.

We use rubber wheel chocks in front of, and behind both wheels. They hold well on pavement, gravel, or sand. The chocks are held against the tires by bungee cords\.

I throw a long bungee behind the wheel/tire including the chokes and hook it on the outside. It is an elastic type bungee, not a rubber truckers bungee. I don't need a lot of force pushing the chokes to keep them in place.

Sawed a 6"x 4x4 diagonal. Free

BarabooBob wrote:
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We use rubber wheel chocks in front of, and behind both wheels. They hold well on pavement, gravel, or sand. The chocks are held against the tires by bungee cords\.

Do you use a bungee cord on the inside and outside of the tire? Trying to picture this.

My Viking has scissors jacks on all 4 corners that stop the wiggles when we walk around. Of course, with a 17' trailer we don't walk very far. And we don't do a lot of dancing in the trailer either.
We use rubber wheel chocks in front of, and behind both wheels. They hold well on pavement, gravel, or sand. The chocks are held against the tires by bungee cords.

enblethen wrote:
There is variations of this type of single axle chocks.
Single axle wheel chock

Thanks. Looks like it would work. Wish it was two for $50 instead of one for $50.

There is variations of this type of single axle chocks.
Single axle wheel chock

I'd get me four good jacks, place them in the corners and lift your trailer. I haven't found a small trailer yet that came with good jacks to stop the movement when someone is walking inside.