Review on 🔶 Yellow Camco Heavy Duty Wheel Dock with Rope Handle - Prevents Trailer Wheel Sinking Into Dirt or Mud, Easy to Store and Transport, 44632 by Brian Schultz

I used to buy conventional wheel blocks and wasn't entirely happy with them. They are not that functional, they can often slide on the pavement when the wheel presses on them, causing a lot of inconvenience. this. I slide the trailer over the drawbar and then had to sprint to the wheels to put blocks under before the trailer rolled into my garage. The traditional blocks also made it difficult to make minor trailer position adjustments, which I often do in my garage because I need to move things around to access other stored items. The above is for context, this wheel dock is much simpler. . Simply move the trailer to the desired location with the drawbar and push it under the wheel. Done. No need to quickly go back and forth to the wheels to undock or dock. This type of dock does not slide like the previous blocks. The quality is good, made of very hard molded plastic, like rotomoulded. Pretty heavy, similar to a Pelican box. My only other point of feedback is setting sizing expectations. It looks small in the photo, but the diameter of the base is 12 1/2 inches. The "cup" that the wheel fits in is 5 1/2 inches in diameter and 1 inch deep. It holds the whole wheel to my trailer. It's a good design and the bigger the better but thought I'd mention it as I was expecting a little less based on the photo.