Value Collection TS101R Type E Rubber Wheel Chock

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION TS101R is a Type E rubber wheel chock designed to prevent unintended vehicle movement during service, loading, and maintenance operations. Constructed from rubber, this chock provides reliable grip against a range of surfaces. It measures approximately 7-3/32 inches in depth and 245 millimeters in overall length, giving it a stable footprint suitable for light to medium-duty applications. At 10 pounds, it is sturdy enough to hold position under load. This chock is a practical tool for fleet service technicians, warehouse crews, and general maintenance professionals working around wheeled equipment.

The TS101R is suited for use in automotive shops, fleet maintenance facilities, loading docks, and job sites where vehicles or equipment must be secured in place before service work begins. Its rubber construction conforms slightly to pavement and shop floor surfaces, improving friction and reducing the risk of the chock shifting. It is appropriate for use with trucks, trailers, forklifts, and other wheeled equipment that requires a physical stop during stationary operations.

Key Features

• Type E wheel chock profile for stable, angled contact with tire sidewalls
• Rubber construction provides surface grip on concrete, asphalt, and shop floors
• Depth of 7-3/32 inches supports consistent chocking geometry
• Overall length of 245 millimeters offers a broad base for load distribution
• Solid 10-pound mass resists displacement under vehicle load
• Single-piece construction with no moving parts to maintain or replace

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose Type E wheel chock suitable for use with a wide range of wheeled vehicles and equipment in commercial, industrial, and fleet service applications.

Installation Notes

Wheel chocks should be placed firmly against the tire on the downhill side, or on both sides of a tire when working on level ground. Always engage the parking brake and power down or shut off the vehicle before deploying chocks. No tools are required for placement, but gloves are recommended when handling heavy rubber chocks. Follow all applicable OSHA and facility safety protocols for vehicle immobilization before performing service work.