The Companion Heavy Duty Wheel Chock 2PK steps in when you pull up the van and need it to stay put on that slight slope. Each chock wedges against the tyre to cut down on unwanted movement when you are unhitched or shifting gear around inside. The two-pack gives you a simple setup for one axle so you can chock both sides or front and back on soft grass or firm gravel.

The Companion Heavy Duty Wheel Chock 2PK is moulded from tough plastic with internal bracing to handle the weight of a fully loaded touring rig. The ribbed face grips the tread while the shaped base bites into the ground instead of skating across it. A linking cord keeps the pair together so they are easier to pull out from under the tyre and throw back into the front boot or tub.

• Heavy duty wheel chock two-pack
• Suits caravans and general trailers
• Helps keep vehicles steady when stationary
• Curved face fits against tyre tread
• Ribbed surface improves grip on rubber
• Moulded plastic construction for low maintenance
• Lightweight design for simple packing and storage
• Linking cord keeps both chocks together
• Bright blue colour for quick visibility at camp
• Ideal backup to handbrake when parked

Q: Can I use these wheel chocks on both caravans and box trailers?

Yes, they can be used with both caravans and trailers. The chocks work by wedging against the tyre so they do not rely on specific wheel or coupling types. As long as the tyre fits within the curved face, they will perform the same job. Always use them on a stable surface and in pairs for best control.

Q: Do I need more than one pair of these chocks for my setup?

One pair is enough for basic chocking on a single axle. Many campers still choose a second pair for extra security under the opposite side of the van or tow vehicle. Using additional chocks reduces load on the handbrake when you are parked for a long time. Match the number of chocks to how and where you normally camp.

Q: Are these wheel chocks suitable for use on grass or dirt campsites?

Yes, they can be used on firm grass or compacted dirt. The ribbed base is shaped to dig in instead of sliding when the tyre loads up. On very loose soil or mud you may want to pack under them with boards. That spreads the force and keeps the chocks from sinking too far.

Q: How should I store the Companion Heavy Duty Wheel Chock 2PK when travelling?

Store them stacked together in a dry corner of a locker or vehicle tub. The compact nested shape takes up less room than separate blocks. Keeping them tied with the cord makes them harder to misplace at camp. A quick rinse after muddy sites will help the plastic stay in good condition.

• Suitable for use with caravans and trailers when parked or stationary
• Position one chock on each side of the wheel as required before disconnecting from the tow vehicle