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Value Brand Wheel Chock 10 in W x 6 in H
A rubber wheel chock measuring 10 inches wide and 6 inches high with grooved tread and a steel grab handle for general-purpose vehicle restraint
- Rubber construction resists wear for long service life
- Grooved tread surface increases grip on wet or dry ground
- Integrated steel handle allows quick repositioning
- Bright orange colour improves visibility in low light
- Eye bolt included for secure tethering or storage
Purpose & Audience
This rubber wheel chock measures ten inches wide and six inches high for general-purpose vehicle restraint. It suits fleet operators, marina staff and DIY users who need a simple block to stop trailer or truck movement on level ground.
Upgrade Context
The chock replaces improvised blocks or worn-out wedges that lack a grooved tread surface and an integrated steel grab handle. The step up is worthwhile when a dedicated eye bolt for rope attachment and a visible orange colour are required for safety compliance.
Fit & Alternatives
Buyers needing a rated maximum vehicle weight or a specific industry standard should look elsewhere because this model carries no load rating and lists no applicable standards. It also does not suit applications that demand a different width, height or depth profile.
Highlights
- Rubber construction resists wear for long service life
- Grooved tread surface increases grip on wet or dry ground
- Integrated steel handle allows quick repositioning
- Bright orange colour improves visibility in low light
- Eye bolt included for secure tethering or storage
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
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Questions about this item
How much space does the 10 in wide chock need to sit against a tyre?
The chock measures 10 in wide, 6 in high and 8 in deep, so allow at least that footprint on the ground beside the wheel.
What is the common mistake when positioning the rubber chock on a dock?
Users often forget to orient the grooved tread surface toward the tyre and to secure the included eye bolt so the chock cannot shift.
When should the rubber chock be replaced?
Replace it when the grooved tread wears smooth, the rubber cracks, or the steel grab handle or eye bolt shows corrosion or deformation.
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