🔴 Ernst Manufacturing High-Grip Wheel Chocks, 2-Pack, Red Review

Rubber construction feels solid. The texture is grippy enough to prevent slipping. The handle on the back of the device is comfortable to hold and makes it easier to put on. Made in the USA is a nice bonus.

These pads are great nice color not uncomfortable but clearly visible. The handle is a nice touch and makes it easy to put on and take off. The material is flexible and grippy yet ribbed so they perform well in a variety of hard and soft surface conditions. They are narrow but designed for trailers, RVs etc and are ideal for this application.

After reading about the poor performance of plastic wheel chocks I decided to look into rubber wheel chocks. In doing so, I encountered two problems. Rubber pads are very expensive and are usually sold separately. These pads get the job done and at a reasonable price. Although I've seen some cheap, heavier rubber pads at my local hardware store. I think my next two will be from there. I currently use cinder blocks to block the wheel from rolling forward, and these blocks are behind the wheel.

Looking at the picture of the tire I thought this was exactly what I was looking for, good quality wheel chocks. have these. These pads are VERY small. The picture with this tire is very deceptive. It is 3.5 inches wide, 4 inches high. They are not suitable for cars or trailers with full size tires. These pads may fit a small garden tractor. When you need decent GOOD size pads that are great for any car, truck, SUV, trailer, etc., get the Camco 44414 wheel shoe.

Good rubber and I mean really good rubber, they have a good grip. I really do feel more confident compared to other chocks made from other materials that I have used in the past. Definitely worth the money. The guys who move the wheels in the air who don't throw other wheels are just idiots, it just takes a car slide, a person to show up while you're working and leaning on the car you're in. air to make the life of a person who was hit by an overturned car torture. I've been repairing cars for…