Value Collection TS010S Rubber Wheel Chock Type E

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION TS010S is a Type E rubber wheel chock designed to prevent unintended vehicle movement during service, loading, or storage operations. Molded from solid rubber, this chock wedges firmly against a tire to hold wheeled equipment stationary on flat or mildly graded surfaces. At 5.125 inches deep and weighing 13 pounds, it provides substantial mass and contact area to resist rolling. Fleet mechanics, warehouse personnel, and field service technicians commonly deploy wheel chocks as a standard safety measure before working under or around any vehicle or mobile equipment.

This chock is suited for use in automotive shops, loading docks, construction sites, and industrial facilities where wheeled vehicles or trailers must be held in place. The Type E designation indicates a standardized profile geometry appropriate for a range of commercial and light-duty vehicle tire sizes. Its black rubber construction resists oil, moisture, and typical shop-floor chemicals, making it a practical choice for both indoor and outdoor environments.

Key Features

• Type E profile geometry for broad tire fitment compatibility
• Solid rubber construction resists oil, moisture, and chemical exposure
• 13-pound mass provides stable, slip-resistant contact against tire and floor surface
• 5.125-inch depth delivers reliable wedge engagement across common tire diameters
• Black coloring provides high visibility contrast against light-colored flooring

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style Type E wheel chock suitable for use with a range of commercial, light-duty, and industrial wheeled vehicles and trailers where chocking is required prior to service or loading operations.

Installation Notes

Wheel chocks should be placed firmly against the tire on the downhill side or on both sides of the tire when working on level ground. Always chock at least one axle that will remain stationary before lifting, loading, or servicing the vehicle. Inspect the chock surface and floor contact area for oil or debris that could reduce friction prior to use. Follow applicable OSHA and site safety requirements for chocking procedures in industrial and fleet environments.