Performance Tool W41001 All Weather, Oil Resistant Solid Rubber Wheel Chock for Car, Travel Trailers, RV, Truck, and ATV

I bought some cheap Camco chocks when we bought our trailer. They do the job, but I never felt like they securely blocked travel/movement of wheels. The Performance Tool 41001 chocks feel like they lock into the tire better and will prevent travel of the wheels. You can see in the picture the PT chock fits the profile of my tires better than the yellow Camco one. I think the PT will also release easier because the tires won't roll up onto them like the trailer does with the Camco. One of the reasons I picked the PT over others, it looked like the bottom of the chock was solid and ribbed with no cavities like I could see on some others. I park on gravel and wanted the solid bottom so the chock wouldn't sink and the ribbing will grip well on concrete or gravel. I just have to get to the big orange store and get some 1/8" vinyl covered cable to make a pull cable so they are easier to grab when it's time to leave.

These things do a great job of keeping my car from moving when I have the fronts jacked up and on jack stands. Had trouble taking my jackstands off because there was not a chock. I very miniscule rollback "locked" the jackstands in place. Had to jack the car up way high and hammer out the stands. Bought these chocks to keep it from happening again. Multiple oil changes and the jackstand lock never happened again. I recommend getting a pair, As for the strong smell of rubber......bunch of whiners. It'll go away. You buy these chocks to keep your wheels from rolling. Get an air freshener if you want things to smell good around you.

Love em, they do what their supposed to do. I had em for over 4yrs now and no issues. I used to live on a sloped street and they never failed me. I used them in snow, rain, dirt, mud.... only issue is they so good people like to steal them.

Strong, sturdy and heavy. I haven't used it on my light weight trailer yet. But just from the look, weight and size of it; its going to work great! Its hard rubber and looks like it can take a beating. well worth the money! As any new rubber product, it smells terrible but will eventually air out after use. I'm going to add a rope so its an easy pull out when i'm ready to move my trailer.

Good sturdy chock. I have used it 3 times to hold my tow vehicle (3/4 ton suburban) while launching my boat. Suburbans are notorious for having lousy emergency brakes especially for backwards movement. Holds my vehicle easily on wet slimy boat launches while launching or retrieving. A good product

Solidly made. Gripping surface is sufficient for most all applications. Heavy weighted material.

I drive a flatbed tow truck for a living and have had to use a set of four of these to offload the occasional vehicle...precisely the reason I got it. Durable as hell. I have even had to beat on one with a steel hammer to remove it as a vehicle's wheel was so firmly seated on this chock. Good design, too: slicker upper surface for the fire, well fractioned drag surface on the bottom to keep it from sliding, and a handle on the back for toting with or without a lanyard to strap two together. Very good price for what it does and how long it will last.

I purchased one to make sure it what I needed. I then ordered 3 more as they are perfect for dual axel trailers.

Very good product, sturdy and will last a lifetime.

Top notch item. Will never break or fail.

Exceptionally well made and a true safeguard for anyone working on an automobile. Highly recommended!

Much heavier than expected at just under 5lbs . Solid rubber construction. Room to attach a rope. At a 45 degree angle I feel confident the motor home won't roll away. This has a P65 warning.

Well worth buying, better then the plastic ones !!