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populartunabreath posted Apr 15, 2026 08:04 PM

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populartunabreath posted Apr 15, 2026 08:04 PM

2 pieces Hopkins Towing Solutions RhinoGear Heavy Duty Wheel Chocks, Black, Resin, $7.51, Walmart

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Walmart has Hopkins Towing Solutions RhinoGear Heavy Duty Wheel Chocks, Black, Resin, 11930, 2 Pieces for $7.51. Shipping is free for WM+ members or on orders $35+.

Heavy Duty: Constructed from durable resin for long-lasting use.
Safety Device: Essential for use with ramps or other lifting devices to prevent accidents.
Prevents Rolling: Designed to keep tires from rolling, ensuring vehicle stability.
Space-Saving: Stackable and nestable design allows for easy storage.
Two Pieces: Comes as a set of two wheel chocks for comprehensive safety.

2 pack also available for $15.02.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Hopkin...s/21686131

Walmart has Hopkins Towing Solutions RhinoGear Heavy Duty Wheel Chocks, Black, Resin, 11930, 2 Pieces for $7.51. Shipping is free for WM+ members or on orders $35+.

Heavy Duty: Constructed from durable resin for long-lasting use.
Safety Device: Essential for use with ramps or other lifting devices to prevent accidents.
Prevents Rolling: Designed to keep tires from rolling, ensuring vehicle stability.
Space-Saving: Stackable and nestable design allows for easy storage.
Two Pieces: Comes as a set of two wheel chocks for comprehensive safety.

2 pack also available for $15.02.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Hopkin...s/21686131

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airbender

Apr 15, 2026 09:23 PM

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airbenderApr 15, 2026 09:23 PM

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Now it's $7.51 for single

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Now it's $7.51 for single

It is a single pack of two.

guest2011

Apr 18, 2026 02:06 AM

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guest2011Apr 18, 2026 02:06 AM

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some reviews say cheap plastic not rubber

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Quote from guest2011

some reviews say cheap plastic not rubber

It's explicitly "resin" ie plastic.

Also note these are supposed to be used 2 per tire and say they are only rated for a max wheel size of 20" (printer right on the label)

AllYouCanEatShrimp

Apr 18, 2026 02:47 PM

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AllYouCanEatShrimpApr 18, 2026 02:47 PM

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I purchased these thinking they'd be a little bit more hefty.. the description says they will be over 5 pounds. But these came in under a pound for both. Yes cheap plastic. I'm returning.

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Apr 18, 2026 06:06 PM

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Leo5045Apr 18, 2026 06:06 PM

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I got these from a different brand about ten years ago. 4200lb SUV in neutral rolled over them on a gentle driveway slope (without jacking up, just pushing by hand to check safety before; gentle slope here is about 3% grade, e.g. 180 inches across with ~6 inches elevation change, from sidewalk level to street gutter level; set in neutral with no parking brake to test the chocks specifically, but yes, generally you'd have your car in park and with parking brake). Plastic collapsed around base, making the chocks trash as they afterward collapse with just hand force. I wouldn't pay even $2 for them again. I use 2x4 cribbing instead now. Also, the solid rubber wheel chocks from Harbor Freight are about $8 per one, but actually work well.

Last edited by LevL5045 April 19, 2026 at 02:06 PM.

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Quote from sarcasmogratis

It's explicitly "resin" ie plastic.

Also note these are supposed to be used 2 per tire and say they are only rated for a max wheel size of 20" (printer right on the label)

I'm glad i didn't waste time on this crap. I use wood or bricks, whatever i can find.

Munkynutss

Apr 18, 2026 06:17 PM

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MunkynutssApr 18, 2026 06:17 PM

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Solid rubber, been using them for over a decade, no problems. Always this price, lower with the occasional coupon/sale:

Solid rubber wheel chock [harborfreight.com].

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Quote from Munkynutss

Solid rubber, been using them for over a decade, no problems. Always this price, lower with the occasional coupon/sale:Solid rubber wheel chock [harborfreight.com].

Got similar plastic ones a over a decade ago, used it for multiple cars and had no issues. I also wasn't an idiot and jacked a car in neutral on a slope. These work just fine if you're jacking up a car in park on flat ground. If you're doing neutral on a slope, then move on. You shouldn't be jacking up your car on a slope anyway let alone in neutral.

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2 pieces Hopkins Towing Solutions RhinoGear Heavy Duty Wheel Chocks, Black, Resin, $7.51, Walmart

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