Review on 🔒 Erickson 09160 Wheel Chock Kit with Tie-Downs by Erik Haynes

Great set for the price. They do NOT include any mounting hardware. I wanted to use stainless hardware to install them on my trailer. Don't buy Lowes stainless steel hardware unless you want to shell out $40 for a set. That's right, the stainless steel hardware cost me more than the price of these beautiful mounting kits. Buy this gear online from Revain of course (I used 1/4" stainless steel bolts, washers and nuts with nylock) or a Country King/Tractor. The kit itself was great! I bought 2 kits to fit each wheel on my rzr900. Place the RZR/ATV on the trailer, mark the holes. Be sure to look under this trailer so you don't drill holes where you can't put a nut. I was driving at 35 mph, when two unsupervised small children stepped off the pavement right in front of my SUV without even looking. Complete panic stops as the children freeze in front of me. Came to the car long very sad day. Stopped to pack the rzr/trailer/SUV and checking for damage in the full expectation of those spikes coming loose.1200 pounds plus fluids and fuel on this RZR and it hasn't moved an inch.The ratchet straps were in perfect for m. Can't recommend them enough. I've tested them more than I ever wanted to. Update: The trailer is outside, there is no rust at all on the yellow spikes. I had a strap pop out of the Etrack slot while riding. Now I pull in all directions on each end before tightening the RZR tires to make sure they are secure. Finding an exact replacement for the damaged band was a challenge. I bought an Erickson 59136 harness and clipped it with an extra foot in case I add bigger tires in the future. Update August 2, 2019: Larger trailer, new 4-pack installed. A few installation tips now that I've done it a few times. once. On a wooden deck, try placing chocks on 2 separate boards. Saddle 2 pieces of wood on the upholstery. Not only does this tip give you a stronger hold since you're closer to the center of the board, but it also eliminates a single point of failure if you have a random knot or a weak board. I took the above incident a little further and used a 1/8" thick aluminum plate under my trailer as a base. It makes a sandwich of planks that prevent them from rotting over time. Tip 2: Every wheel chock is just a little different. If you lay out the wedges on the trailer and mark them so that each wedge sits in that exact spot. DO NOT use a fillet to mark all the holes. They won't match the holes of different pads. I made this mistake only to realize that after i drilled all the holes the other crayons don't line up :(.