What Are Wheel Chocks Used For?

Rubber wheel chocks are essential for preventing accidental vehicle movement. Whether you're working with light vehicles or heavy machinery, chocks provide an added layer of safety by wedging securely under tyres, especially on sloped or uneven surfaces.

They’re commonly used in:

• Mining and construction sites

• Freight and logistics depots

• Workshops and garages

• Caravan parks and camping grounds

• Aircraft and airport ground operations

Why Choose Safety Sector Wheel Chocks?

• Heavy-Duty Rubber – Made from high-impact, oil-resistant rubber for long-lasting outdoor use.

• High-Grip Base – Textured surfaces provide strong traction on concrete, asphalt and gravel.

• Wide Range of Sizes – Suitable for cars, trucks, utes, forklifts, and trailers.

• Weather Resistant – Designed to withstand UV rays, water, oil, and extreme temperatures.

• Bright Visibility Options – Some chocks include reflective strips or safety yellow markings for better visibility in low-light conditions.

Best-Selling Rubber Wheel Chock Types

Truck & Trailer Wheel Chocks

Designed for heavy commercial vehicles with deep tread and solid grip to prevent rollback.

Car & Ute Wheel Chocks

Compact and easy to use, ideal for mechanics, caravan owners, and home garages.

Forklift & Warehouse Chocks

Perfect for warehouse operations – keep forklifts and pallet jacks stable during maintenance or loading.

Aviation Wheel Chocks

Specialised chocks suitable for securing light aircraft on runways or tarmac areas.

Shop Quality Rubber Wheel Chocks Online

At Safety Sector, we stock a wide range of industrial-grade rubber wheel chocks to suit every application. Trusted by transport companies, construction firms and safety-conscious individuals across Australia, we’re committed to providing reliable vehicle safety solutions that work.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are rubber wheel chocks required by law in Australia?
While not mandatory in all cases, many worksites and industries require wheel chocks under Work Health and Safety (WHS) regulations, especially for loading docks, sloped parking, or dangerous goods transport.

How do I choose the right wheel chock?

• Vehicle Size & Tyre Diameter – Larger vehicles require larger chocks.

• Surface Type – Choose chocks with appropriate tread for gravel, concrete or sealed roads.

• Incline or Load Angle – Steeper angles demand a more aggressive grip and shape.

Can rubber chocks be used outdoors?
Yes! Our chocks are built to withstand rain, sun, oil spills and rough terrain – perfect for outdoor and all-weather use.