Checker Distributors
Checker Distributors RC815-U Wheel Chock 11 in x 6 in x 8 in Black
A rubber wheel chock with grooved tread for tyres up to 32 inches in diameter
- Fits tyres up to 32 inches wide
- Grooved tread surface grips wet or icy ground
- Solid rubber construction resists cracking and wear
- Compact 11-inch depth stores easily in vehicles
- General-purpose design suits cars, trailers and light trucks
General-purpose wheel chock
The Checkers RC815-U wheel chock is built for general-purpose vehicle immobilisation. Its rubber construction with grooved tread surfaces grips tyres and ground to resist rolling on level or sloped surfaces. The single-block design suits cars, light trucks and trailers with tyre diameters up to 32 in. Black rubber resists weathering and oil exposure in outdoor storage.
Thermals noise and power draw
As a passive rubber block the chock generates no heat, emits no noise and draws no electrical power. Performance depends only on friction between the grooved base, the grooved tyre face and the ground. Effectiveness rises with vehicle weight pressing the treads into contact, so heavier loads within the tyre-size limit gain more holding force without any energy input.
Replaces lighter improvised blocks
This chock replaces makeshift blocks, bricks or wooden wedges that can split, slip or rot. The moulded rubber retains shape under repeated loading and the grooved faces maintain grip longer than smooth surfaces. The step up is worthwhile when a durable, single-piece chock is needed for routine parking, maintenance bays or trailer staging where improvised methods have failed or created a hazard.
Highlights
- Fits tyres up to 32 inches wide
- Grooved tread surface grips wet or icy ground
- Solid rubber construction resists cracking and wear
- Compact 11-inch depth stores easily in vehicles
- General-purpose design suits cars, trailers and light trucks
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I position the 11 in deep RC815-U chock so the grooved tread grips properly?
Place the chock snug against the tyre tread on level ground with the grooved base facing down; the 11 in depth should sit fully behind the wheel so the grooves engage the rubber.
When should I replace the rubber chock if the grooved tread wears smooth?
Replace the chock once the grooved tread pattern is worn flat or the rubber shows cracks, since smooth tread cannot grip the tyre or ground effectively.
What happens first if I use this chock on a vehicle heavier than the 32 in max tyre diameter rating?
The chock can slip or deform because it is not rated for vehicle weight and the 32 in tyre limit is the only size constraint given.
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