OZ Choks Wheel Chocks

OZ Choks Heavy-Duty Plastic Wheel Chocks are designed to provide reliable wheel restraints for various vehicle types, including heavy-duty mining trucks.

Here are the key features and information about these wheel chocks:

Various Sizes: Ranging from small to large, this versatility allows them to fit a wide range of tyre sizes, making them suitable for different types of vehicles, including mining trucks.

Colour Options: Yellow is standard. However, they are available in other colours upon request. The choice of colours can help with easy identification and organisation.

Durable Material: These wheel chocks are made from highly durable Polyethylene, a tough and long-lasting material. This ensures they can withstand heavy-duty use rigours and provide reliable wheel restraint.

Moulded Handle: Each wheel chock has a moulded handle, making it easier to carry and position the chock as needed.

Rubber Traction Pads: Rubber traction pads are essential for safe usage. They provide additional grip and stability, preventing the chocks from slipping or moving when placed under the tires.

Price for One Chock: The pricing mentioned is for one wheel chock. Users can purchase as many chocks as needed to secure their vehicles effectively.

Chock Brackets: Chock brackets are also an option. These brackets store or mount the wheel chocks when not in use, helping keep them organised and easily accessible.

Safety Note: Users of OZ Choks are responsible for carrying out safety checks to ensure that the chocks are intact and in proper condition before use. These safety checks are necessary to avoid accidents or damage to the chocks and vehicles. Safety checks should include inspecting for any signs of wear, damage, or deterioration.

For Safe Use

• Always use an adequate number of chocks, as per your risk assessment.
• Always place chocks on a solid surface with the vehicle stopped / park brake on
• Always place chocks squarely against the centre of the tyre
• Use contrary to instructions may cause product failure / personal injury
• NEVER use damaged chocks
• NEVER drive over a chock