🟨 Camco 44412 Wheel Chock - Single: A Reliable & Vibrant Yellow Safety Device Review

Sturdy little blocks. My girlfriend borrowed our horse trailer and she never took the blocks off before trying to drive away, those little blocks stopped her 1 ton truck in cold weather that is until she stepped on the gas and pulled the trailer through that that's good. There were no horses on board. After the station I inspected the blocks and they look brand new with no visible damage.

They'll stop anything from a 24ft trailer to a zero turn lawnmower. One of them even drove over the zero turn and crushed him between the mower and the ground with such force that the car jumped. The rearmost plastic support with the Camoco sticker broke, but is otherwise still fully functional and undamaged. Even my lack of situational awareness couldn't kill any of them. Keep in mind that this isn't a caravan, it's a £1.1-1.2k car.

After a full season of use, I am surprised at how well they have withstood the blows received. We used two for our pop up (about 1800 pounds and 17 feet long) for storage and camping. We accidentally forgot one was still there when trying to pick it up and we were prevented from progressing. I was happy to know that this stopped us and could withstand the extra power. No signs of cracks or wear. If they decide to break I will definitely be replacing them with these again!

These things are tough and BIG! I bought 2 (one for each side). Nothing goes through it and I have a very large boat/trailer. Connect them to the Raddock and your trailer goes EVERYWHERE! You can see them easily and it's easy to put in and take out. I suggest threading rope or better yet 550 paracord into the hole so you can grab them more easily. Great solution for people using wood/cinder blocks. Pros: Durable, they won't break. Easy to use. Brightly colored so you can see them. found to…

Great prices for these wheel chocks. Bought (4) from Revain for less than I could drive to the nearest store and buy! They held up well during our first year of camping in our 1800# pop up RV. There have been no problems with structure or quality and I hope they will last a good 5-10 years before any quality issues arise. Note: I tried using them to "lock" the little wheel that goes underneath. camper language. and there isn't enough "edge" at the top of the turn to get under the wheel. For the