DEDC Chocks Caravan Stoppers Trailer Review

The quality is poor, you can buy it in the store for 1 dollar or in the store for 99 cents. Very not recommended. Should be less than $5 instead of $20.

String that holds the pads together when exposed to sunlight for a very short time. I need to replace them because they broke, just rotted in the sun.

They are VERY light, the wind blows them out from under the wheels, you have to be sure you really drive them under the wheel and even then my 6x12 trailer sometimes pushes them a bit.

They are very light weight, have no rubber or gripping surface on the bottom and move easily, the slightest push and they slide down the driveway. The leading edge is high so they don't slide under the 13-inch tires far enough to actually stay under the tire. I wouldn't buy them again and it's too late to return them so they will be in the corner of the garage.

Heavy Duty is a relative term, not absolute. A heavy-duty wheel chock should be made of hard rubber, maybe bolted tire treads or something. They are plastic, hollow and generally not heavy. They work well with the mower trailer I have so that's good. I like the common thread that connects the pairs. Since the trailer is two-axle, I use wheel chocks between the side-facing wheels. As I said, they work quite well for my purposes.