Pit Posse 11-017 Chrome Motorcycle Removable 6 1/2" Wide Wheel Chock Nest Tire Trailer Holder- 5 Year Warranty

As others have stated, the bolts were not long enough and had to spent another 20 bucks to get longer ones. I took two large Harley’s 1800 miles round trip and no issues. Very sturdy. I had others that bend. Not these.

Good product

Worked for my purpose and includes all the hardware. Very expensive for what it is but no one else makes it. I’m able to attach and remove it quickly to fit whatever scenario I need.

Works will be ordering another one for my other trailer

I originally ordered chocks from another company. I ordered two, I received notification that one chock was not available and the other still has not arrived. So I ordered two from this company and they arrived within two days. I have not installed them yet, but I can look at them and see they’re well made. I have total confidence in this product.

Fits motorcycle tires perfectly both my dirt bike and street bike

I made the mistake of buying the 3 1/2 inch model first, it is only good for scooters and the like. My dirtbike tire would not fit at all (RMZ250). As others have said, the hardware provided is marginal at best, even lubed for installation. One bolt seized, another had no allen key hole, and we were short one. We used a router to countersink the mount plates and the install worked great except for the above mentioned bolt issue. I am going to source out some quality hardware and replace the bolts.

Not a big fan now that I own them. The chock itself is nice and seems rigid. However the mounting and securing hardware is definitely lacking. As some have said, the bolts supplied aren’t gonna work if your decking is the standard 2x4 or 2x6. Once holes are drilled and bolts are pushed through the locking plate and boards, they’re barely long enough to protrude through the board. You won’t get enough space to install the bottom retaining plate and nuts. You’ll wanna source some m6x60 countersunk flush mount bolts if you wish to retain the use of the oem nuts it comes with. Onto the next issue I’ve encountered. Once you’ve searched all over town to locate bolts and the locking plate is secured to the boards, if you tighten it down to much, the slotted locking plate will dig down into the wood and prevent you from EASILY sliding the chock into the brackets. It makes for a definite pain during the quick on/off scenarios that the chock is designed for. Someone needs to design and offer a better hardware kit for these. Longer bolts, a thicker plate that isn’t affected by tightening down the bolts, a wider foot print that allows for easier marking of the holes, and even a longer slotted pocket would be ideal so it doesn’t immediately pop loose when rolling the bike backwards. I bought 3 of these over the winter and was outside the return window..otherwise I’d have returned them. I coulda spent a little more and gotten a better chock system if I had know what I do now. Buyer beware.