Where to Measure to Determine if Fastway ONEstep Wheel Chocks will Fit a Dual-Axle Trailer
Updated 04/18/2017 | Published 04/17/2017
Question:
Looking at your fastway onestep wheel chocks. My new travel trailer is a Forset River sith wide spread axels...the tires are just 16inch at the closest. Would the FA80-00-4840 16-24inch unit work or would I need to go to the 24-30chock #4150? Thank you.
asked by: Lee T
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Expert Reply:
Measuring on the ground to the inside point of contact of each tire is the correct way to determine which chock setup you need. Yours being 16 inches at the closest point would most likely fall within the 16 to 24 inch range of the # FA84-00-4840.
expert reply by:
Jameson C
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Fastway ONEstep Wheel Chocks for Tandem-Axle Trailers and RVs - 16" to 24" Long - Qty 2
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