Will Flint Hill Goods Adjustable Wheel Chock Fit 23" Diameter Tire
Updated 12/14/2025 | Published 12/13/2025
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Interested in the Flint Hills wheel chock PN FHG37ZR. I watched the video and pictures. My tire is a 180mm x 55x18. It’s a Harley touring rear wheel. According to ur data the chock will fit up to a 21” diameter. Is this diameter the rim’s diameter or the actual tires full diameter? My tire is 7” wide and approx 23”-24” diameter. But the rim is 18”. In ur opinion will it work for me. Thanks
asked by: David B
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Hi David; I'm sorry to say that is the overall diameter so a 21" diameter tire is going to be the max. Your Harley Touring tire will be too large for this wheel chock. At 7" wide the only standard wheel chock that will work is the CargoSmart Motorcycle Wheel Chock # 3481731. You will also need # e47HR for installation.
I understand it is quite a bit more than either of these, but have you considered the B&W Biker Bar Motorcycle Tie-Down System for Trailers # BWMC2301? This is specifically designed for your Harley-Davidson Touring and is a great way to keep your bike safe and secure.
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David B.
12/14/2025
Thanks for your help. I accidentally sent y’all the somewhat same question twice. But thanks so much