Standard Plastic Wheel Chock for Caravans & RVs

Coast RV standard plastic wheel chock, a simple way to stop your caravan or RV rolling or shifting while parked.

Features

• Prevents unwanted movement while parked, during loading or on uneven terrain
• Effective on gravel, asphalt, grass and dirt
• Solid plastic construction for the weight of a fully-loaded caravan
• Lightweight and easy to store
• Sold individually — two are recommended per caravan, one per wheel
• Suits caravans, RVs, trailers and motorhomes

• Brand: Coast RV
• Material: Durable plastic
• Sold As: Individually (each)
• Recommended Quantity: 2 per caravan (one per wheel)
• Compatible With: Caravans, RVs, trailers, motorhomes
• Suitable Surfaces: Gravel, asphalt, grass, dirt
• Application: Parking stability, maintenance support, campsite setup

How many wheel chocks do I need?

For most caravan setups, two chocks are recommended — one placed in front of and one behind the wheel on the side most likely to roll. On a slope, chock both wheels on the downhill side for maximum security.

Which wheel should I chock?

Always chock the wheels on the downhill side of any slope. On flat ground, chocking both rear wheels is standard practice and provides the best stability.

Can I use this chock on a motorhome or trailer as well as a caravan?

Yes. This chock is suitable for any wheeled vehicle including caravans, camper trailers, motorhomes, and boat trailers, provided the wheel size is compatible.

Is one chock enough, or do I need two?

One chock provides basic security but two — placed front and back of the same wheel, or on both wheels of the same axle — give significantly better protection, especially on uneven ground or in windy conditions.

Will this chock work on loose gravel or dirt?

Yes, it is designed to function across common campsite surfaces including gravel, dirt, grass, and sealed roads. On particularly soft or muddy ground, placing the chock on a flat board or jack pad can improve effectiveness.

Is this the same as the heavy-duty version?

This is the standard plastic wheel chock.