9-1/4" Rubber Double-Sided Wheel Chock with Eye Bolt - 2 Pack
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Description
Description
Keep vehicles and trailers more securely positioned with this 2-pack of 9-1/4-inch rubber double-sided wheel chocks. The double-sided design simplifies placement, while the grooved rubber surface helps the chock maintain grip against the tire. A molded-in eyebolt provides a convenient handle and a secure point for attaching a chain or strap, making these rubber wheel chocks easy to carry, tether, and store.
Key Features
- Double-Sided Design: Can be positioned from either side for quick, straightforward placement.
- Grooved Rubber Surface: Helps increase traction between the chock and tire.
- Molded-In Eyebolt: Built directly into the chock to provide a durable carry and tether point.
- 9-1/4-Inch Size: Provides a substantial profile for truck, trailer, and vehicle applications.
- 2-Pack: Includes two wheel chocks for paired use.
Applications
Designed for use with trucks, trailers, fleet vehicles, loading operations, and other parked equipment. These tire chocks can serve as trailer chocks, truck wheel chocks, automotive wheel chocks, or general wheel blocks where a double-sided design is useful.
Installation
Set the vehicle brake before chocking the wheels. Place each chock firmly against the tire with one side of the double-sided profile seated against the tread. For highway trucks being boarded with powered industrial trucks, use wheel chocks under the rear wheels as required by OSHA 29 CFR 1910.178(k)(1). The eyebolt can be used as a handle or tether point during storage.
California Residents: WARNING
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects and other reproductive harm. For more information visit: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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