W41001 Solid Rubber Wheel Chock

I bought some cheap Camco chocks when we bought our trailer. They do the job, but I never felt like they securely blocked travel/movement of wheels. The Performance Tool 41001 chocks feel like they lock into the tire better and will prevent travel of the wheels. You can see in the picture the PT chock fits the profile of my tires better than the yellow Camco one. I think the PT will also release easier because the tires won't roll up onto them like the trailer does with the Camco.One of the reasons I picked the PT over others, it looked like the bottom of the chock was solid and ribbed with no cavities like I could see on some others. I park on gravel and wanted the solid bottom so the chock wouldn't sink and the ribbing will grip well on concrete or gravel.I just have to get to the big orange store and get some 1/8" vinyl covered cable to make a pull cable so they are easier to grab when it's time to leave.

These things do a great job of keeping my car from moving when I have the fronts jacked up and on jack stands. Had trouble taking my jackstands off because there was not a chock. I very miniscule rollback "locked" the jackstands in place. Had to jack the car up way high and hammer out the stands. Bought these chocks to keep it from happening again. Multiple oil changes and the jackstand lock never happened again. I recommend getting a pair,As for the strong smell of rubber......bunch of whiners. It'll go away. You buy these chocks to keep your wheels from rolling. Get an air freshener if you want things to smell good around you.

Love em, they do what their supposed to do. I had em for over 4yrs now and no issues. I used to live on a sloped street and they never failed me. I used them in snow, rain, dirt, mud.... only issue is they so good people like to steal them.

I looked at a bunch of these and they all, except this one, came in sets of two. It is very sturdy but I need two and at this price, I'll use a rock on the other side.

Solidly made. Gripping surface is sufficient for most all applications.Heavy weighted material.

Solid rubber.Heavy duty.What more can I say? I use these as a backup to the parking break for doing repairs on my car. I accidentally left them behind the wheels before I went on a test drive, after changing the oil, and the car wasn't going anywhere.The smell of the rubber wasn't too bad at all, but I didn't buy them for the smell.I have tried them on the driveway pavement, but they seem to have just as much traction on the smoother garage concrete as well.

Bought one these thinking it was a pair, my bad. Then ordered one that appeared to be the same that was much cheaper. the cheaper one had rough edges and had the really nasty rubber smell others commented about. I could have dealt with those issues but the cheap one also had sharp metal wires sticking out of it, so it was returned. This one had clean edges, no nasty rubber smell and no metal wires sticking out of it, so I bought a second one. Spend the extra money and buy the one from Performance Tool!

These are fabulous! Solid, beefy rubber, and they stay put, even on wet pavement. There is a durable molded handle at the back of the chock that will accommodate cording or rope. I'm using these to secure a full size pick-up on a steep incline and they've done the job perfectly. These are so solid that I expect they'll be in use forever. I ordered another brand of chock at the same time as these and there is no comparison: the others were returned. Excellent product!