Tow-Rax Removable Wheel Chock w/ Wood Screws - 6-1/2" Wide Tires - Tubular Steel - Black
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Tow-Rax Removable Wheel Chock w/ Wood Screws - 6-1/2" Wide Tires - Tubular Steel - Black
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Tow-Rax Wheel Chocks - TWSPWM
- Motorcycle Wheel Chock
- Wheel Chock
- Single Chock
- Steel
- Black
- Tow-Rax
This sturdy, black powder coated chock attaches to your trailer's wood floor to help stabilize your bike. Keyhole slots make it easy to remove the wheel chock for storage. Steel construction provides excellent durability.
Features:
- Wheel chock helps to stabilize your motorcycle, dirt bike or other small vehicle for transport
- Works with tires up to 6-1/2" wide
- Keyhole slots let you easily remove chock to free up space when not in use
- Tubular steel construction creates a strong, durable system
- Black powder coat finish provides sleek style
- 3-Point mounting system - drill only 3 holes into your floor instead of 4
- Mounting screws are included for installing on a wood floor
- Mounting hardware for installing on metal floor (TWSPWFKM) sold separately
Specs:
- Dimensions: 11-11/16" long x 8-3/8" wide x 8-1/2" tall
- Mounting hole dimensions:
- Distance between rear holes: 5-1/2" on center
- Distance between front hole and rear holes: 6-3/4" on center
- Weight: 5 lbs
- Limited 1-year warranty
SPWM TowRax Powder Coated Tubular Motorcycle Wheel Chock with 3-Point Mounting System - Wood Screws
Customer Reviews
Tow-Rax Removable Wheel Chock w/ Wood Screws - 6-1/2" Wide Tires - Tubular Steel - Black - TWSPWM
Average Customer Rating: 4.7 out of 5 stars (68 Customer Reviews)
This sturdy, black powder coated chock attaches to your trailer's wood floor to help stabilize your bike. Keyhole slots make it easy to remove the wheel chock for storage. Steel construction provides excellent durability.
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by: Bruce B03/14/2015
Bought this wheel chock, along 4 recessed D-Ring tie-down points, to secure my Ural Gear-Up when transporting on my trailer. Excellent design and easy installation. I love the 3-point keyhole slots for easy on/off. Very happy with the quality and price of etrailer.com products!
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by: RHINO04/30/2022
This is a great inexpensive wheel chock for your trailer. The delivery time was fast and the install was super easy. Being detachable I will also have the use of my entire trailer floor if needed. Thank you etrailer.com, great product!
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by: Allen06/05/2018
Bought 2 for my toy hauler. They got here quick & were easy to install. Went on a 2000 mile trip right off and they worked great. The only problem I had was my fault, I wasn't thinking and should have ordered another set of anchors to set it up the way I wanted but no biggy, will get a set on my next order & finish it up. Like the way the screws are flush with floor when I pull the chocks out. Next is to make a rack to hang them on the wall when not using. Good product & well with the $$$.
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by: Larry C.05/21/2022
Seems to be a very good quality product. I would have given 5 stars but the shipping was rather slow. Took almost 2 weeks to receive. Don't understand why with the item in stock,it took a full week to actually ship?
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Jenny N - 03/29/2022
by: Carl02/22/2022
Don't get them
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by: Charles05/10/2021
I recently bought a trailer to haul my two dirtbikes. Was frustrated with the front tires shifting during each trip and noticed other trailers had these Chocks. Ordered two and easily installed them. Love the ability to remove the chocks and have the wood screw remain flat and level with the trailer. Not having any problems anymore with shifting front tires. Highly recommend if you are looking for a set of chocks for your trailer.
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by: Sue08/05/2021
Solid check Worked as planned. Arrived promptly. ETrailers is a great company
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by: Scott H.05/28/2014
This item was purchased to keep the wheel of a 2011 CBR 1000RR straight, while using the Pitbull Trailer Restraint system. Installation was simple. The included instructions helpful. All that was need was a 1/2" drill bit, allen wrench, screw driver, and a pencil for marking the correct position. The front wheel chock does a decent job at keeping the wheel straight, when used in conjunction with the strapless Pitbull Trailer Restraint. I only wish it were a little taller. In all, I would recommend this to others.
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John D - 06/29/2018
by: John D06/26/2017
I like the Tow-Rax wheel chock. I have used it numerous times within the past year to trailer my motorcycle. It works as advertised and I like that the chock can be easily removed and stored. Thank you.
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I really like the Chock as I use it all the time to transport my motorcycle. I am retired so I do a little traveling with my trailer to tow the motorcycle.
John D - 06/29/2018
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by: Rob07/20/2016
This is actually a replacement purchase of one that got wrecked when some cell-phone toting nitwit rear-ended my trailer. It comes delivered with inserts to go into the Advantec (chipboard) flooring of the trailer. If I had used these, the damage to my motorcycle would have been much worse because the wheel chalk would have surely pulled out of the floor. When the trailer was plowed into the back of the car, this caused the motorcycle to want to continue forward. I used through-bolts with huge fender washers underneath the flooring to attach the chalk. this kept the motorcycle in place; limiting damage. I would not recommend using the supplied inserts, despite their convenience.
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by: Adam Y.09/11/2017
I have not hauled a motorcycle with it yet, but this chock should do the trick. I recently finished building a new 4 by 8 foot utility trailer and have just set up the chock. I had an old chock very similar to the Cycle Country chock that you sell, and when I built my trailer I welded in some extra steel to support it so it would not just be fastened to the plywood deck. Unfortunately, my old chock was too small for the front tire on my dad's new bike, so I had to get something different. I wanted something that was as close as possible to the same bolt pattern as the old chock so I would not have to rebuild my frame. This worked out well.
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by: Everett07/10/2021
Used this mount to haul my road king about 1500 miles. Bought another for 2nd bike on our next trip. Works as described.
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by: Joe08/26/2012
I just bought 2 of these and mounted them to a wood decked enclosed trailer. They are very secure and the 700lb bikes didn't go anywhere. I also have had one of these welded to my open trailer for 3 years and it works great. As always etrailer.com is the best value, and they ship fast. I have bought everything from tie downs to receivers, wiring harness, relays from them over the course of several years 2 trucks and 3 trailers. They are always my first choice for cargo needs. I wish they sold trailers.…
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by: Dennis Bingham09/16/2017
Holy crap! Look like Ace Ventura was kicking around the package before it was delivered. After looking at this horrible package I opened it up. All parts and packaging well done with the product. Looking forward to using it next weekend while trailering my bike to Nevada
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by: Thomas07/23/2021
Easy install with step by step instructions. Solid.
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by: Steve03/04/2020
Product arrived on time and well packaged. Will be installing in my toy hauler travel trailer shortly. Item was purchased because of the minimal intrusion on the floor when the chock is removed, hence less likely to trip over the attachment points. Spoke with support with a couple of questions in the meantime, went out of the way to ensure the correct information was given to me. Will update in the future with any pros or cons once the miles rack up.
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by: Dean F.08/25/2014
This wheel chock is sturdy, reasonably priced, and easy to install. My order was filled, shipped, and delivered very quickly. No complaints at all!
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by: Kim02/28/2019
Great product. I use it to hold a small scooter (Ruckus) in the rear of my car trailer. It is easy to set up and I use an E-Track to secure the scooter to the floor of the trailer. Good Buy.
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by: Pappy03/08/2017
This was easily installed, removes easily for additional space and works great holding my Indian Chieftain solid in my trailer.
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by: Bob11/02/2019
USE THEM IN MY TOY HAULER, I HAVE 3 & 3 DIFFERENT MOUNTING POSITIONS AS WELL AS A WALL MOUNT WHEN NOT IN USE & OUT OF THE WAY.
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by: Robert11/07/2019
Another great product from you all. Recently bought a hitch and wiring which installed and works great and this looks like another smart purchase Keep up the good work. You've saved me money on great products
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by: Denny C.04/09/2017
Exactly what I needed to tie down my Indian on a flat bed trailer.
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by: David Winright04/15/2017
Product came as described, and was delivered really fast. Ordered on a Monday and delivered on Thursday. Installed in trailer, but haven't tested it out yet.
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Ryan J - 04/14/2020
by: Ryan04/14/2019
Decent wheel chock but if you have a sport bike it is a little wide. I like the fact that you can remove it pretty quickly but I may end up buying a different one.
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Replaced them with a better product
Ryan J - 04/14/2020
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by: Phil K05/08/2012
Bought this from etrailer because the price is the best on the internet for one of these. I installed it with no problems and it works like a charm. My Motorcycle weighs over 800 lbs and it holds it in place with no problems. I have been a customer of etrailer for several years and have always been pleased with my buying experience. Great Prices, Fast Shipping and Quality products.
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Ask the Experts about this Tow-Rax Wheel Chocks
- How Does the Tow-Rax Wheel Chocks # TWSPWM Attach to Trailer FloorThe Tow-Rax Wheel Chocks # TWSPWM that you referenced comes with installation hardware to allow it to be installed on the floor of a trailer, but there is no way to attach it to an e-track. Check out the review video I attached for more info. This sturdy, black powder coated chock attaches to your trailer's wood floor to help stabilize your bike. Keyhole slots make it easy to remove the wheel chock for storage.
view full answer... - Solution for Installing Wheel Chocks in Trailer That Can't Have Floor DrilledProbably the best option we can offer is an idea my Dad used in his enclosed motorcycle trailer. He mounted wheel chocks to a piece of plywood like the part # TWSPWM so that he could easily remove the chocks whenever he wanted the floor clearance. Since you can't drill your trailer floor this would probably be our best option.
view full answer... - Recommended Wheel Chock Placement for Motocross Bikes in a 6x12 Single Axle Enclosed TrailerI recommend putting the wheel chocks like the Tow-Rax # TWSPWM for your Motocross bikes on your trailer as far forward as you can in the trailer side by side. This will help prevent any potential sway that can occur from not having enough tongue weight on a trailer. I have linked the above mentioned product to this page for your convenience.
view full answer... - Wheel Chock Recommendation for Enclosed Trailer with E-Tracks That Run Along WallsYou are going to have to install wheel chocks more to the center of your trailer so that the handlebars of your dirt bikes would not interfere with the trailer walls. For that the Tow Rax part # TWSPWM would be a great option. Check out the install video I attached as well.
view full answer... - Floor Thickness Requirement for the Tow-Rax Wheel Chock Part # TWSPWMWhen installing the Tow-Rax Removable Wheel Chock w/ Wood Screws part # TWSPWM there really isn't a set material thickness it needs to be in. It does not carry any type of weight rating. It is meant to act as a stop for your wheel and to keep it from moving side to side as you are heading down the road. The 3/4" plywood you intend to mount it to will work out great. i would not trust anything under 1/2" in this situation.
view full answer... - Will the Tires on a 1997 Harley Davidson Fatboy Fit the Low Profile Motorcycle Wheel ChockFrom what I was able to find it looks like the tire size on a stock 1997 Harley Fatboy is a 130/90-16. This makes it about 5-1/8 inches wide. The Removable Motorcycle Wheel Chock, # TWSPWM accepts tires up to 6-1/2 inches wide. In metric tire sizes, that would be a about a 165 but no larger.
view full answer... - Can A Class II Hitch be used with an Adapter to Transport a 477 Pound MotorcycleUsing the Hidden Hitch 1-1/4 inch to 2 inch Adapter # 80303 would reduce the tongue weight that you hitch is currently capable of by 50 percent. This would not be recommended. For example if your existing hitch had a tongue weight capacity of up to 350 pounds, then using this adapter would reduce the tongue weight to 175 pounds. It is unlikely that the capacity of your Class II hitch, even using the correct hitch shank, would not have the capacity to support 477 pounds of tongue weight...
view full answer... - Amount of Play in Tow-Rax Removable Wheel Chock to Fit 6-1/2 inch TiresThe Tow-Rax Removable Wheel Chock, # TWSPWC in chrome or # TWSPWM in black, is made to hold 6-1/2 inch tires. If have a tire right at 6-1/2 inches it's going to fit snug with not space between the tire and the tubes. If your tire is smaller then it will leave some space for play. How much play will depend on the tire size.
view full answer... - Dimensions of Mounting Holes of Motorcycle Wheel Chock # TWSPWMThere are 3 holes in the mounting surface of this wheel chock. One is in the center of the strap at the front of the chock and the other two are in the back strap. The front to back measurements are as follows, from the center of the front mounting hole straight down to the centers of the back 2 mounting holes is 7 inches. If you measure on the diagonal line from the center of the front mounting hole to the back mounting hole on both sides the measurement is 7-1/4 inches. The 2 rear...
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- Will the Motorcycle Wheel Chock Fit My 883 Harley DavidsonThe Low Profile Removable Motorcycle Wheel Chock, part number # TWSPWM, is designed for tires up to 6-1/2 inches wide and is tapered from 4 inches to 8 inches front to back. This Chock should fit your front tire and keep it from moving forward or side to side so that you can use tie downs to secure the motorcycle to the trailer.
view full answer... - Proper Front to Back Placement of Motorcycle Inside Enclosed TrailerWhen securing your motorcycle inside your enclosed 12 foot long trailer using a chock like the Tow-Rax # TWSPWM the most important factor to consider is the trailer's tongue weight. You will just want to make sure that its tongue weight with the motorcycle and any other cargo loaded is 10 to 15 percent of its total weight. This will help to reduce any trailer sway and movement during travel. Most likely keeping the motorcycle centered on the trailer front to back will be sufficient but...
view full answer... - Replacement Mounting Hardware for Tow Rax Motorcycle Chock # TWSPWMYes, for replacement hardware for the Tow Rax Motorcycle Chock part # TWSPWM you'd want the part # TWSPWFKM.
view full answer... - Can TWSPWM Wheel Chock Be Attached to Oriented Strand BoardIf you have some structure underneath to tie the # TWSPWFKW into, then yes but otherwise I'd fear that the fasteners would tear out pretty easily. I'd recommend using a good sided piece of 1/2 or 3/4 inch thick exterior grade plywood (large enough to tie into at least two crossmembers) and attach the chock like # TWSPWM to that. That way, there wouldn't be much danger of the hardware tearing out.
view full answer... - Proper Motorcycle Chocking A 10 Foot Aluma Flat TrailerYou'll want have your load centered from side to side on the trailer, as well as front to back. Centering the motorcycles should alleviate the concern of your tool boxes as they are at the front. Centering from front to back could also change the tongue weight and you are going to want the tongue weight to be 10 to 15 percent of the gross trailer weight. The Sherline Trailer Tongue Weight Scale # 5780 is perfect for getting that number exactly right. Having a balanced trailer helps reduce...
view full answer... - What Size Concrete Anchors do I Need for My MaxxHaul Motorcycle Chock 70271?Even though we no longer carry the MaxxHaul Motorcycle Wheel Chock with Stand 70271, we can definitely help you out with what size concrete anchors to use. I went ahead and reached out to my tech at MaxxHaul, and she confirmed that the correct parts you need are 3/8" or 1/2" sleeve anchors. Both of these sizes fit the chocks. We unfortunately do not carry any of these anchor sizes.
view full answer... - Should Motorcycle Wheel Chocks # MWCB be Centered on a TrailerIdeally, you would want the load to be centered side to side on a trailer. Front to back is another issue because its position on the trailer will change the tongue weight. You will want the tongue weight to be 10 to 15 percent of the gross trailer weight. To get it just right, I recommend a tongue weight scale like # 5780, or follow the steps in the FAQ I have linked for determining trailer tongue weight. Having a centered load with the correct tongue weight will reduce the possibility...
view full answer... - Motorcycle Carrier Recommendation for a Honda 1300 VTXTo haul your Honda 1300 VTX, I recommend using a utility trailer and mounting a wheel chock like part # TWSPWM to the deck. Because of the size of your bike, I do not recommend using a hitch mounted carrier. Most of the hitch mounted motorcycle carriers were designed for smaller dirt bikes and street bikes.
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- Installation Hardware Needed to Secure a Tow-Rax Removeable Wheel ChockThe Tow-Rax Wheel Chock # TWSPWM is supposed to only require 3-fasteners to secure it which is why the multi-surface hardware kit, # TWPH2770, comes with 3 fasteners as well. Either way, yes, 3 fasteners can be used. I think you might have TWSPWS which secures with 4 fasteners. In that case you would want to obtain a 4th from a local hardware store. Otherwise the one corner that isn't secured could pull up on the other corners.
view full answer... - Mounting Hardware Recommendation for a Tow-Rax Chock part # TWSPWMFor additional mounting hardware for the Tow-Rax Chock part # TWSPWM you would want the part # TWPH2770. This comes with hardware for both wood and metal surfaces.
view full answer... - How Far Forward Should Motorcycle Wheel Chocks Be Installed in a Utility TrailerThe equalizer of a tandem axle trailer is not the balance point of the trailer. I would recommend putting the wheel chocks of your trailer as far forward as you can in the trailer. This will help prevent any potential sway that can occur from not having enough tongue weight on a trailer.
view full answer... - Do Fasteners On Wheel Chock, # TWSPWM, Need A Special Tool And Are Extra Fasteners AvailableOn the Motorcycle Wheel Chock, # TWSPWM, no special tool is needed to install the anchors to the wooden trailer floor, just a 5/16 inch Allen wrench. The anchors will be recessed into the floor, but the screws that the wheel chock attaches to are above the floor. To install, you will use the wheel chock as a template to mark where you want the holes to be drilled on the trailer floor. Then, you will drill three holes with a 7/16 inch drill bit. After the holes are drilled then you can...
view full answer... - Removable Wheel Chock Recommendation for an MVP Toy Hauler Trailer and Harley Davidson MotorcyclesFor an wheel chock that is easily removable, I recommend the Rackem chock, # RA-17. This chock has a base that mounts to the trailer floor and the chock part can easily be removed by loosening the wing nuts at the front. This chock accepts wheels up to 6-1/2 inches wide.
view full answer... - Options for Securing Motorcyle to TrailerThe Removable Motorcycle Wheel Chock, part # TWSPWM would be an excellent choice for securing the motorcycle to the trailer. The Wheel Chock includes mounting hardware appropriate for a wood trailer floor. Using something like the Motorcycle Assist Straps, part # 06303 along with ratchet straps like part # 34413 would work well for you.
view full answer... - Motorcycle Wheel Chock for Metal Floor TrailerThe Tow-Rax Removable Wheel Chock # TWSPWC3BT can be installed on metal surfaces using the included hardware kit. You will need a drill with a 9/16-inch bit for metal floors as well as a 3/16-inch bit. You will also need 5/16-inch and 3/16-inch Allen keys and a Philips screwdriver. We do not happen to have an installation video for this item but I have included a photo of the mounting hardware with dimensions added to help you determine the fit for your application. Basically you drill...
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