Value Collection TS063 Rubber Wheel Chock Type B

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION TS063 is a Type B rubber wheel chock designed to prevent unintended vehicle or equipment movement during service, loading, or storage operations. Constructed from rubber for durability and reliable grip on hard surfaces, this chock includes a cadmium plated eyebolt for easy retrieval and secure chaining or tethering. At 10 pounds, the unit provides substantial mass to stay in place under load. It is suitable for use in fleet maintenance shops, loading docks, construction sites, and industrial yards. Installation requires no tools and is handled by mechanics, equipment operators, or service technicians as part of standard wheel-blocking procedure.

The TS063 wheel chock is appropriate for use on trucks, trailers, forklifts, heavy equipment, and other wheeled vehicles where wheel restraint is required during stationary work. The included cadmium plated eyebolt allows the chock to be chained, cabled, or tethered to a vehicle frame or dock structure, reducing the risk of the chock being misplaced between uses. This chock fits general industrial and commercial applications where a solid, heavy-duty rubber block is specified for wheel-blocking duty.

Key Features

• Type B rubber construction provides firm, non-slip contact with wheel surfaces
• Includes cadmium plated eyebolt for tethering, chaining, or retrieval
• 10-pound weight contributes to staying power under load without fasteners
• No-tool installation — place and remove by hand as needed
• Suitable for trucks, trailers, forklifts, and heavy wheeled equipment

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose Type B wheel chock for use with trucks, trailers, and heavy wheeled industrial or commercial equipment requiring wheel restraint during stationary operations.

Installation Notes

Wheel chocks should be placed firmly against the downhill-side tire or against both front and rear tires on level ground before any service or loading activity begins. No tools are required for placement. Secure the eyebolt tether to a fixed structure or vehicle frame to keep the chock accessible and prevent loss. Always verify the chock is fully seated against the tire contact patch before releasing any braking system or beginning work beneath or around the vehicle.