Wheel Chocks for Farms

Yes, but use caution. On uneven or loose surfaces like gravel or soil, make sure the chock sits firmly and squarely against the tyre. For better stability, place a board or mat underneath on soft ground.

Absolutely. As long as the trailer is parked properly and the brake is engaged, OZ CHOKS® are safe. They're a smart backup in case of air system failure.

They resist water but aren't made to float. Smaller models might briefly float, but they’re built to stay grounded during wet farm or worksite conditions.

Depends on size and slope. For flat ground, one per tyre on the downhill side may be enough. On slopes, two per wheel is safer.

Yes, and they’re highly recommended. Always chock the wheels on the opposite end of the vehicle from where lifting or servicing is done.

Store them clean and dry. Use the built-in handles to hang them on walls, in tool sheds, or on the back of vehicles. Avoid stacking heavy items on top.

Definitely. Their grip, oil resistance, and compact size make them perfect for workshops, home garages, or any indoor space with vehicles.

Not really. They don’t clang like metal. Heavier models might thud if dropped, but they won’t chip floors or damage vehicles.

Yes. They’re designed to handle cold climates. Their plastic and foam won’t crack or go brittle like cheaper chocks often do in cold.

Unlikely. Traction pads and rubber feet provide strong grip. In very muddy conditions, double-check placement for added safety.

Caravan chocks are used to prevent caravans from rolling or moving when parked, especially on slopes or uneven surfaces.

When used correctly, these chocks are designed to avoid causing any damage to tires, ensuring the longevity of expensive mining equipment.

They are widely used in industries like transportation, construction, and aviation for securing equipment and vehicles.

When used correctly, these chocks are designed to avoid causing any damage to tires, ensuring the longevity of expensive mining equipment.

Machine chocks are widely used in industries like construction, mining, manufacturing, and transportation to secure large equipment.

OZCHOKS® feature rubber feet and extra grip chevrons, providing enhanced traction and stability, even on slopes.

Yes, OZ CHOKS® are designed to accommodate a wide range of tire sizes, making them versatile and suitable for various boat trailer models.

No, wheel chocks are not a replacement for parking brakes but are used as an additional safety measure. They provide extra stability and prevent the camper from rolling, especially in challenging parking conditions.

Wheel chocks are often available in bright colours like yellow and black for visibility.

Yes, OZ CHOKS® are resistant to damage from fuels, oils, and lubricants, making them ideal for use in agricultural environments.