Blaylock EZ Jack and Wheel Chock for Tandem-Axle Trailers - Aluminum - 20,000 lbs

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The EZ Jack is an easy-to-use, safe and reliable device that functions as a jack for changing tires on dual-axle trailers. It also serves as a wheel chock or a level. It supports up to 20,000 lbs yet weighs just 11 lbs for easy handling and storage. Great Prices for the best wheel chocks from Blaylock Industries. Blaylock EZ Jack and Wheel Chock for Tandem-Axle Trailers - Aluminum - 20,000 lbs part number EZ-JACK can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.

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Blaylock Industries Wheel Chocks - EZ-JACK

Features:

Enables you to easily change a tire on your tandem-axle trailer
- Heavy-duty, crescent-shaped wedge with rocker design raises trailer off the ground
Serves as a wheel chock to help keep your trailer in place on inclines and most surfaces
- Flip over and place narrow end in front of wheel
Levels out your RV when it is parked on uneven terrain
- Drive up onto wedge to balance out your motor home
Constructed of heavy-duty, corrosion-resistant cast aluminum
Made in the USA

Specs:

Weight capacity: 20,000 lbs
Dimensions: 24" long x 6-1/8" wide x 6" tall
Weight: 11 lbs
Lifetime warranty

The Blaylock EZ trailer jack and wheel chock makes it easy to change or service a tire on your dual-axle trailer. Simply place the wedge in front of the tire that does not need to be changed. Pull the trailer forward (or backward) up onto the EZ Jack until the flat tire is up in the air.

Flip the wedge over (rocker-side down) to use it as a wheel chock on a flat surface or an incline. Simply turn the wedge upside down and place it in front of or behind a wheel.

Keep the wedge rocker-side up to level out your RV when it's parked on terrain that is not level. Set the unit in front of the tire, with the narrow lip under the tire, and drive your RV forward until the motor home is level.

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by: James 09/30/2026 One Year Later

My trailer is 32 ft and this email jack handles the weight and doesn't move while getting set up on it .

by: Webb 05/24/2026

I plan to use this on long road trips. I bought different wheels for one of our trailers and tried using it (instead of a floor jack) to change all of the wheels on the trailer in the driveway. It worked great for changing the tires on the rear axle. However, when I tried to back onto it for changing the wheels on the front axle, two challenges occurred. First the ramp did not stay in place very well and I had to try about 5 times to keep it from sliding backwards. Once I got the back wheel on the ramp, it did not provide enough lift to get the front wheel/tire off the ground so I couldn’t pull it off the axle. The trailer and truck were both level in the driveway. I think it will work ok if needed for an emergency roadside repair, potentially with some extra creativity to get enough lift.

by: Roger 01/19/2019 One Year Later

The EZ-Jack works great. We have used it many times in the past year to level out the pick-up truck and camper, mainly for sleeping comfort. It is very quick and easy to place, and then drive the pick-up onto the jack. We have used it on a variety of substrates, from gravel, soft dirt, to cement. It remains solid in place, no scooting or movement. Smooth to drive off from too. Highly recommend it.

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Roadrunner One Year Later

1/31/2020

GREAT!!

by: Gary 04/18/2026

If you have a tandem axle trailer this EZ Jack is a must have for home and travel use. It is built to last a lifetime you will not be disappointed.

by: Jerry 08/05/2026

Fast shipping , just what I need ! Thanks

by: David 04/06/2017

My trailer has a really wide axle spacing so I was a little worried that it would provide enough lift to get the wheel off the ground. The first time, it worked beautifully. The wheel to be changed had more than in inch of clearance to the ground.
Unfortunately, I forgot to install the center-cap with the new wheel so, I got to practice doing it again. This time two concerns arose. First, the EZ-JACK sunk in the ground just slightly mainly because I did not position it perfectly in line with the tire so, it tilted slightly causing it to sink in the ground a little which brings up the second concern that it can get sideways and this could be dangerous. Subsequently, I put a piece of plywood under it which served to stabilize it from the shifting ground not to mention that I made sure to square up the EZ-JACK to the tire.
Ordinarily, the EZ-JACK would be on asphalt or concrete but, still might be good to place a nice piece plywood down and be dang sure you align it with the tire.
Also, worth noting, this is a 10Klb trailer, so.

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by: Brian F 12/06/2019 One Year Later

I've used this to change a tire along the Dalton Hwy as well as to level my travel trailer side to side while boondocking and recomend this to anybody and everybody who has a tandem axle travel trailer. It will not fail like some reviewers of the plastic or composite product have reported. For me, it does not eliminate the need to carry boards as I don't like all the weight on one axle for more than a tire change. Also may need to put a board under it on soft or sandy ground. Would definitely buy it again.

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by: Bud 10/16/2025 One Year Later

I’ve had my EZ Jack for about a year and only had to use it once. It’s the best item I ever added to my trailer. Changing my tire was quick and easy to use . A friend of my told me about it and I would recommend it to everyone. If you ever tried to change a tire with a jack they used EZ Jack you would also be writing a review to thank everyone who recommended it.

by: Larry 03/16/2026

Always the right prod, fast shipping and excellent customer service.

by: Marjorie 07/29/2026 One Year Later

I love this! Sturdy and well made!!

by: Amy 12/29/2025

We ordered this for a Christmas gift for our son. The package was delivered quickly, and the order process was seamless. We will definitely order from etrailer again!

by: Anthony 09/22/2025

Very handy and makes changing flats on tandem axle trailers less stressful!

by: Craig 09/20/2025 One Year Later

Havent use them yet but it appears to be heavy duty an that is what I need

by: Uncle D 07/06/2020 One Year Later

Saved my life on the side of the interstate [south of Montgomery, Alabama (I-65)] ! It was the first time I used it & I looked like a NASCAR pit crew I was moving so fast. Why won't people move over when they see a driver in distress ? Placed the EZ-JACK under the wheel (Gooseneck trailer) , backed up about six inches & That's all it took to make it where I could take the blowout off & put the spare on. I'd recommend doing a good look over when taking it out of the box & file any burrs of before storing it. I'm considering buying another one for the Toy hauler!

Uncle D. One Year Later

7/6/2021

Fantastic, Saved my fanny on the side of a Interstate. Believe me, thats no place you want to be! I felt like a One Man NASCAR Pit Crew. FAST, SAFE, Back in the truck where I should be. Not playing dodge ball with Eighteen wheelers!!!

by: Kevin 07/12/2015

Quality product! I have a dump trailer that I take to the landfill and I am always picking up nails / having flat tires. This jack will save me lots of time and it is much safer that the jacks that I have used in the past. I bought 3 of these, one for each trailer.

Kevin One Year Later

7/14/2016

Really good, I had a flat on a major roadway with a tractor on my trailer. The jack helped me to be up and running with the spare tire installed in less than 10 minutes

by: Jason 09/29/2025 One Year Later

Easy to use. Light weight. Great product, makes changing a tire on tandem axle very easy.

by: John 05/19/2025

I am glad to have these for my trailers as in bad situations it is easy to use, no rolling around on the ground to place a jack to lift and easy back up or pull up onto to lift trailer and wheel for repair.

by: Tom 07/25/2025

A well made heavy duty EZ Jack. Excellent fast service. i will use it with my horse trailer.

by: Excellent 11/03/2019 One Year Later

WELL MADE AND CRAFTED they work great for changing wheels or leveling my trailer on really unlevel camping spots. So far I haven’t had to use them, but they look like they will save my back a lot of Grief. I have a bad back, and needed something simple to do these jobs easily.

Louis S. One Year Later

11/4/2020

I decided not to use to use these for Wheel chocks or levelers. I’m just gonna use it for changing tires. Beings after all aluminum, I am afraid someone will steal them. Beautifully made but a big chance they could walk away.

by: Aluminum Monster Hero 01/02/2021 One Year Later

Love this monster. It's big and built like a tank. The large size gives you several inches of height versus some of the smaller, plastic versions. Each has it's place in the tool kit, though. Bought this primarily as a quick way to level an RV for overnight stays instead of using blocks or hydraulic jacks. I recently used this to "jack" my RV up to replace a flat tire and it did the trick. Somehow I managed to back off of it and it wedged between the tandem trailer tires. Had to remove the rear tire to get it out but since that was the flat one it was going to have to be removed anyway. Point being: drive up or back up (depending on if it's the front or rear tire you want to elevate, but DO NOT accidentally drive all the way or back all the way off of it to the point where it gets lodged between both tires. It was muddy and I think the tire spun and that shot it up between the tires. Driver error; not any fault of the Blaylock. Would've been great to have a second set of eyes but I was working solo. Anyway... it can be a leveling jack or a tire jack. Great product and well made.

by: Ron 02/20/2020 One Year Later

I've only had one opportunity to use the EZ-Jack and unfortunately, it didn't turn out very well. I had a tire go flat on my 20' tandem axle goose neck trailer while it was loaded with about 11,000 lbs of hay while it was parked in the hay barn. I first tried to use the EZ-Jack on the concrete floor but it would slide out from under the tire when I tried to back onto it. It is a very slippery with hay dust and chaff so I decided to try using it outside on the gravel driveway. This time I was able to get the EZ-Jack to stay in place but it wouldn't lift the front axle high enough to be able to remove the tire! The ground was somewhat soft due to recent warm and wet weather but it wasn't even close to being high enough to get the tire off. No time to be messing around in the cold weather so I resorted to using the tried and true bottle jack and have since added a low profile jack for those times when the axle on a flat tire is too low to the ground to get a standard height jack in place.

I haven't given up trying to make the EZ-Jack work, but just haven't had the time to mess around with it. If it doesn't work on the goose neck trailer, maybe it with work on one of my other trailers.

by: J. 08/12/2020

Worked as advertised - needed to swap two tires on a tandem axle boat trailer and this got it done quick and easy. Unit is lightweight but feels durable and strong

J. One Year Later

8/12/2021

Works great after a year probably used 5-6 times total, no cracking or other integrity issues

by: Paul 07/26/2023 One Year Later

This may be good for trailers that don’t have wheel wells, but don’t use it on an auto trailer or anything else that has a wheel well. I got a flat while towing my auto trailer from FL to Utah. No problem, I have my new nifty EZ Jack. Rolled up on it and it tore the wheel well up. On top of that it didn’t raise the rear wheel enough to get it off. Luckily I pulled into a Home Depot parking lot to change it. Went into the store, bought a floor jack and got the tire changed. Have this to my brother who has a trailer that sits above the tires. Maybe he can get some use from it. I just have damage from it.

by: John B 12/06/2016

I received my Ez Jack yesterday. It is just what I expected in a sturdy built piece of equipment that I hope to never have to use. If I am unfortunate enough to require the need for a jack while away from home, I am confident that it will provide the necessary service to change one of my tires on the trailer.

John B. One Year Later

12/8/2017

I keep the Ez Jack in my trailer toolbox at all times. In the event that it is needed, I am confident that it will do the job.

by: A.D.W. 06/15/2024 One Year Later

This is one beefy wheel jack, but be forewarned use it before you need it to ensure it’ll work OK for your application. We found we needed to carry a spare (house) brick in order to get our 16’ flatbed farm trailer off the jack easily. Our problem was, when driving off the jack the tire would pinch the tip of the jack so hard (against the pavement) that it would raise up and hit the underside of the trailer before it would come back out freely.

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Can Blaylock EZ Jack be Used on Trailer with Leaf Springs
The Blaylock EZ Jack and Wheel Chock for Tandem-Axle Trailers # EZ-JACK can fit trailers with leaf springs. If you check out the picture I attached you can see it used on a leaf spring trailer just like yours.
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Recommended D-Ring Tie Down Anchors
Without knowing what you're going to be hauling and tying down I can't really get too specific with a recommendation. I would install a minimum of 6 of the etrailer D-Ring Tie Down Anchor item # RRING-Q6000 on each side. How far out from the wall you want to go is up to you but I would space these out evenly along the length of the trailer. For the etrailer D-Ring Tie Down Anchor item # RRING-Q6000 you will need to use the Backing Plate item # BP05. This will increase surface area for...
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Drive on Tire Changing Stand
Yes, we do, however they are not made of aluminum! It is the TrailerLegs Tire Saver Stands for Trailers w/ Leaf Spring Suspensions item # 326-TRLLG-2. These stands lift the trailer wheels off of the ground, using the axle to support the weight of the trailer. We also have a set available for tandem axle trailers, TrailerLegs Tire Saver Stands item # 326-TRLLG-4.
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How Does Changing Front Vs. Back Tire Change When Using Blaylock EZ Jack
Hey Dan, yes the Blaylock EZ Jack Wheel Chock part # EZ-JACK isn't going to fit between the two wheels under most normal circumstances so yes you would need to pull forward onto it to change the rear wheel and back onto it to change the front wheel. Have you had a lot of flats with your trailer?
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Can Blaylock EZ Jack and Wheel Chock Work with Trailer that Has Road Armor Equalizers
Hey Rocky, yes the Blaylock EZ Jack and Wheel Chock for Tandem-Axle Trailers # EZ-JACK that you referenced can be used on a trailer with Road Armor equalizers so that you can change a tire.
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Best Device to Lift Trailer When Changing Tire on a Triple Axle Trailer
Yes, the Blaylock EZ Jack and Wheel Chock part # EZ-JACK can be used on a triple axle trailer like you have but you would need to turn the curve up, opposite the wheel, and drive up on the jack and you will be able to change the tires. Otherwise the best way to change a tire out on your boat trailer would be with a jack and jack stand for which we have the Powerbuilt Unijack Bottle Jack with Built-In Jack Stand part # ALL620471 that is both. I have attached a review video of both options...
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How Much Ground Clearance Is Needed for the Blaylock EZ Jack and Wheel Chock Part # EZ-JACK
That's a great question. The manufacturer doesn't exactly provide this information so I went out to our warehouse and did some tests with the Blaylock EZ Jack and Wheel Chock part # EZ-JACK for you. It looks like the highest point on the Blaylock EZ Jack and Wheel Chock will be about 13" while you are driving up onto it. I have attached a photo to show this for you as well.
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Wheel Change Jack Compatible with Triple Axle Trailer
The Andersen Rapid Jack # AM3620 is not designed to work with triple axle trailers. If you are looking to use it for leveling, then I recommend the Andersen Camper Wheel Chock and Leveler # AM3604 for your application. The similar # EZ-JACK is also not for use on triple axle trailers. If you are looking to use for changing a tire there unfortunately isn't a drive on solution we can offer. You will need the Powerbuilt Unijack Bottle Jack with Built-In Jack Stand - 21" Lift - 6,000 lbs...
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Recommended Jack for Changing Tire on 8,200 Pound Tandem Axle Trailer
The Powerbuilt Unijack # ALL620470 referenced in your question has a weight capacity of 4,000 pounds. This is likely enough for your 8,200 pound trailer, but I recommend going up a bit with the Unijack # ALL620471 that is rated for 6,000 pounds. This will give you more of a safety margin for jacking up the trailer to change a tire. This bottle jack features a lift range of 11 to 21 inches and the safety bar locks the jack into place removing the need for jack stands. I have attached a...
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Can Blaylock EZ Jack and Wheel Chock # EZ-JACK Be Used on Tandem Axle Trailer Tires 3 inches Apart
Yes, the Blaylock EZ Jack and Wheel Chock for Tandem-Axle Trailers # EZ-JACK that you referenced can easily still work on your trailer that has the tires only 3 inches apart. The 3 inch distance you have now is pretty common for tandem axle trailers which is what this was designed for.
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The Andersen Rapid Jack part # AM3620 and Blaylock EZ Jack and Wheel Chock part # EZ-JACK are both excellent options to help quickly and effectively change a trailer tire. I spoke with each of the respective manufacturers but neither we able to give any sort of exact criteria that must be meet to ensure the wheel will be able to be removed but it is just not that common for this not to happen. If I had to speculate, I would say that trailers with worn down suspension components may be more...
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Drive on Jack for Replacing Flat Tire on Tandem Axle Travel Trailer
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What is the Lift of the Blaylock EZ-Jack
The Blaylock EZ Jack and Wheel Chock # EZ-JACK has a lift height of 6 inches. The other axle's wheel is designed to come off the ground, but since it is hanging from the suspension, it will not come off the ground a full 6 inches. I have attached a review video of the EZ Jack for you.
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The Andersen Rapid Jack # AM3620 is designed for use with the tandem axle trailers with leaf springs and equalizer suspension. You can see in the reviews all of the people it has worked well for with this setup. It is true not all systems are compatible, but the vast majority are. The Rapid Jack raises one wheel 6-7/8 inches, so you can do the measuring of raising one side of your axle to that height to see if it will raise the second tire off the ground. Another option is the Blaylock...
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Would the Blaylock Wheel Chock part # EZ-JACK Work with Trailer Fenders
The Blaylock Wheel Chock part # EZ-JACK that you referernced should work just fine on a trailer with fenders like yours. I attached a picture that shows it being used on a trailer with fenders for you to check out plus a review video. The overall height of the product is 6 inches. As long as your fenders are taller than 6 inches off the ground there would be no way it would interfere with this.
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Can the EZ-Jack be Used on a Triple Axle Trailer
I spoke with my contact at EZ-Jack and he says that to use the EZ-Jack on a triple axle trailer you will need to turn the curve up, opposite the wheel, and drive up on the jack and you will be able to change the tires. Other wise a floor jack and jack stands are the safest way to service trailer axles.
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Can Blaylock EZ Jack and Wheel Chock be Used with Torsion Axles
Yes, the Blaylock EZ Jack and Wheel Chock part # EZ-JACK that you referenced will work with torsion axle trailers like what you have on your trailer. It works just as well with torsion axles as it does with leaf spring axles. I attached a review video for this product for you to check out as well.
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Tire Changing on Triple Axle with Blaylock EZ Jack and Wheel Chock
Per contact at # EZ-Jack, they state that to use the # EZ-Jack on a triple axle trailer you will need to turn the curve up, opposite the wheel, and drive up on the jack and you will be able to change the tires.
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Can Blaylock EZ Jack be Used to Change Tire on 2017 Coachmen Freedom Express 246RKS
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Which Ramp Style Trailer Jack Can Work on Triple Axle Trailer
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Will Andersen Rapid Jack # AM3620 Fully Lift Tires on 2016 Forest River Travel Trailer off Ground
I spoke with my contact at Anderson and he estimates that the Rapid Jack, # AM3620, will work for about 98 percent of the trailers out there today. Take a look at the video that I have attached where you will see that by using the Rapid Jack on the front tire, the back tire is raised just far enough to change the tire. The remaining 2 percent of trailers have an independent suspension so raising one tire will not raise the other. You can easily test this by pulling up on a large/thick board. Although...
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Can Using Drive-Up Wheel Chock Cause Tire, Wheel or Spindle Damage
It is very unlikely that using a drive-on ramp or leveler such as the Blaylock EZ Jack and Wheel Chock # EZ-JACK would cause tire damage. If the tire was far wider than the leveler, or not lined up correctly, and was allowed to remain on the leveler for a very long time (weeks or months) it might cause flat spots, but that would tend to even out as you drive. Given the substantial 17.5K weight of the trailer, lifting much of its weight by only one spindle could cause the spindle to bend....
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Does Blaylock EZ Jack Wheel Chock # EZ-JACK Require Two Per Side of Trailer
When using the Blaylock EZ Jack and Wheel Chock for Tandem-Axle Trailers # EZ-JACK on a tandem axle trailer you don't have to use a jack for each axle. Basically you only have to use one of these on one side of the trailer and you'd be fine. I attached a picture that shows this as well.
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