🔶 ROBLOCK Heavy-Duty Rubber Wheel Chocks with Reflective Tape – 4.1" x 7.8" x 3.9" – Nylon Rope – Yellow Review

I bought two sets here at Revain in October 2020 and use them quite often. They are heavy and will not slip when in use. The nylon rope makes it easy to place and carry. Sized to fit my 4200 lb car with 9.5 inch wide wheels and tires and my 6 x 10 foot utility trailer. When not in use I like the triangular shape with three petals to latch for easy storage.

Aloha, I have to work under the machine on rough, dangerous slopes and loose gravel with volcanic soil and mud, I understand that I'm violating such a fundamental principle of physics as gravity. It's not cool or funny. It sucks. I will trust these pads with my life and see how it holds up. Please don't do what I'm doing to jack the car up. It is dangerous and irresponsible to hurt nerves. I have no choice when you live in a volcano Aloha 'Ayna

Not "hard" but NOT easy! Durable and rubbery, they're almost identical to those I've seen at airports and commercial docks. The rope is long enough to fit either side of a two axle tandem trailer. Not long enough to highlight two tires on opposite sides of the car at once (i.e. both rear tires). I would like to buy a second set but there is no need to grind both rear tires. even if the car is at an angle of 25 degrees! A good thing!

Ideal weight (heavy enough to stay in place but not too heavy to move). Solid rubber with enough flex to keep it from sliding on the garage floor (the rib pattern helps too). Low enough to fit under my low stroller, but the angle of the face hampers movement (once I forgot to take them off and couldn't turn around. I scratched my head for a second before realizing "oh yeah") . Inspires confidence with car only on two jacks (no tendency to move so don't bother draining oil or inspecting). Really

In my 30+ years of working on aircraft I have used a variety of wood and plastic wheel chocks and this ribbed rubber chock has never failed like others. I have a larger pair for my cargo trailer and thought these smaller ones would be perfect to lock up a garage parked motorcycle/sidecar. I have one without a gearbox so if you forget to put the parking brake on you can easily roll into something expensive. Good size for cars and trucks, much safer than 2x4s.

The rope is short but can be wrapped around a tire - front and back. They are not designed to drive through a vehicle to get a left and right wheel. Yes, they are heavy too. I like this as they are unlikely to move accidentally. They're a bit small, but more than adequate for stamping car tires. They fit perfectly under the back seat in my pickup truck. They seem pretty durable. The ones I bought I will probably pass on to my kids one day.

Well these pads are as heavy as can be. Some might like it, but if you order 3 like I did, expect to almost break your back trying to lift the box. slide them out and pull them out one by one. Absolutely useless. I have no idea why they contain such a short yellow rope. For a standard car, the rope is 2 feet shorter.2. stop power. They work, but they work mostly because of the size. As for stickiness, ma'am, I don't know. You know you have them when you try to start the car to test them and the