⚓️ Secure Your Boat with the Reese Towpower 7000300 Dock Chock - Ultimate Stability and Safety! Review

I no longer need wheel chocks, that's all I use. It's perfect for a small camper. It's also cheap, which is good because I forgot mine at the campsite and had to buy another one. Maybe buy two?

Doesn't work. Because the wheel was still touching the ground, it could roll and the wedge couldn't stop the roll. The chock was too light and not heavy enough to keep the wheel from spinning. I had it under my wheel generator and it vibrated and rolled when running.

This fits my trailer bike very well and I have two wheels on the jack. I am completely satisfied and would recommend this product. I switched to this product after buying (and returning) another brand. I wish I had gone there first and avoided the hassle.

My dock is divided into three parts, if you use it in cold weather, be aware that it will become brittle and crack because it is made of hard material. plastic and hollow. I would recommend you to take a hard rubber. The temperature was about 29 degrees Fahrenheit.

I have wanted to level my barbq and have always chocked the rear wheels with whatever I could chock. Browsing the web I saw these wheel chocks after looking for the alignment and thought yes it will work! Don't underestimate what you could use pads for! perfect for what i need! They're not just for my RV! Thank you DOCCHOK! giggle

As advertised, the price is right. Lightweight plastic construction but fits snugly on the front wheel and the weight of the tongue keeps the wedge against the ground to stay in place. Trust it for all the essentials but works for my light trailer tent which is usually parked on flat level ground (I'm not sure I even need it to be honest). Maybe some rest.

I love it when this ring holds the wheel to the tongue of my boat trailer. It gives me a little more confidence knowing that this donut combined with the wheel chocks will make my trailer less likely to roll away. The item is constructed well enough for its purpose and is the right size to hold the wheel and prevent it from spinning or spinning. Once the trailer's weight was on it, I didn't even see it move a little.

The quality is a little suspicious. After about 2 months of use, mine cracked and splintered. It still works but I can say its days are numbered. It's plastic and not hard. What do you see in this picture. hollow ring. Any pressure, like a boat turned on its side a little, will easily crush it and cause it to break. However, these things are cheap. They are usually suitable for flat surfaces and can be easily replaced for little money. The warning here is: don't think this block will hold your…

I ordered light green last year when black was out of stock and recently ordered black. Both were "as advertised". Last summer/fall/winter I used the green under my camper wheel many times without incident, but after just ONE use this season the black part of one of the inner walls that was resting on the ground fell through! It was used on the same dirt road as the green one. I don't know if the material used is less/softer than the green one I ordered last year? Working now otherwise I would…