Wheel chocks GEKO G71211 set of 2 for cars and trailers, size 40

Set of 2 GEKO wheel chocks model G71211, size 40, designed to prevent vehicle movement during parking, loading, maintenance or roadside stops. These compact wheel chocks are made for passenger cars and small trailers and provide a simple mechanical restraint to reduce the risk of rolling. The low-profile shape and manageable weight make them easy to position and remove while offering reliable contact with tire treads on paved and firm surfaces.

Advantages

The GEKO wheel chocks are durable and weather-resistant, intended for repeated outdoor and workshop use. Their compact dimensions make them convenient to store in a vehicle or trailer, and the textured contact surface increases grip on various tire types. The set of two allows single-side securing of one wheel or use one on each side for increased stability during maintenance or loading operations.

Suitable for

• Securing passenger cars during parking or roadside stops
• Stabilizing small trailers while hitching, unhitching or loading
• Workshop maintenance tasks where wheel restraint is required
• Transport stabilization during short-term loading or unloading

Key specifications

• Quantity: set of 2 wheel chocks
• Size designation: 40 (compact size for passenger vehicles and small trailers)
• Material characteristics: weather-resistant construction for outdoor use
• Contact design: textured surface to improve grip on tire tread
• Weight and portability: lightweight and easy to handle for quick placement and removal

How to use

Place the wheel chock firmly against the tire tread on the downhill side of the wheel or as close to the tire contact patch as possible. For parking on a slope, use at least one chock on the downhill side; for extra security, position one chock on each side of the wheel. Ensure the chock sits flush against the tire and on a stable, firm surface before leaving the vehicle or beginning any work. Remove by pulling the chock away from the tire and stowing it in a secure location.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the chocks regularly for cracks, deformation or wear and replace them if damage is present. Do not rely exclusively on wheel chocks when performing heavy vehicle maintenance—use additional supports such as jack stands where appropriate. Avoid placing chocks on loose or very soft ground where they cannot make firm contact with the tire and surface.