Silverline Folding Steel Wheel Chocks Pair (525748), Multi-Coloured - Multi-Coloured

They’re soo good I forgot about them when I done a brake change and I went to drive forward but the car wouldn’t budge I thought the handbrake was stuck.They work perfectlySmall easy to store

Ordered, delivered, car chocked, sorted!!

Good purchase and sturdy enough. I have another pair which are exactly the same! But this set comes without rubber on the feet. The rubber helps the cocks to stop sliding. It does do the job on the flat but could move and an unhitched trailer could easily run away due to the cocks sliding.

May look cheap, but they definitely do the job. Held my car in place to the point that I forgot to remove them after replacing my brakes and attempted to drive off, but the carRefused to move. Definitely worth it for safety alone.

These were much smaller than i was expecting but don't let that put you off, they are surprisingly effective. I have used them to chock a 2 tonne truck while the back end was up on ramps and they performed flawlessly.I forgot they chocks were there one time and tried to drive away. The chocks got buried in the driveway but apart from a few paint scratches were otherwise unharmed so are clearly very robust and will no doubt last many years.

As mentioned by other users this may not be a huge pair of chocks but does exactly what it says on the tin, stops your wheels when working on a vehicle, I've used them on some 19 inches car wheels and they were just fine, just make sure you use them in the right direction, so that the small feets can grab the ground and put them as deep as you can, they will stop the car from rolling. They are quite discreet when folded and fit nicely in the box with the axle stands. For the price, I would recommend this product.

Got these a few moths ago, they are excellent. When folded they are very small so you can store them anywhere in your car. They seem solid and well constructed and should do the job just fine! I recommend them.

Arrived promptly, seem well made, although unsurprisingly the paint scraped off a little on first use. They’re about 1/3 of the size I expected. The Product Description says 0.1 x 0.2 x 0.1 cm, which is obviously nonsense. They’re actually about 13 x 10 x 8 cm when open. I hope the seller will correct the description, and add something to the pic to give a sense of scale (maybe show them beside a wheel).Several reviews have said they’re small, though only one person said he’s not sure they’ll do the job. He was talking about a Land Rover. I’ve tried them with my VW T5 campervan on a slope of about 1 in 60 (steepest I had available). They held it ok with the handbrake off. Obviously in real use I’d have the handbrake on. I bought them because the instructions for some levellers I just got said use with chocks. I tried this too, and again they held. But I’ve got a feeling that before long I’ll buy a bigger, rubber pair, that look big enough and don’t have paint to scrape off.