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Recommended Fastway ONEstep Wheel Chocks for Tandem-Axle Trailers w/a 24" Gap Between Tires  

Updated 06/09/2026 | Published 06/01/2026

Question:

Fast step wheel chuck my span is right at 24 will the 16-24 work or do I need the larger one 16-30

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Expert Reply:

Welcome back Kenneth! The 16" to 24" Long Fastway ONEstep Wheel Chocks item # FA84-00-4840 will definitely work. These chocks are definitely sufficient for a 24" gap between your trailer's tires. The brackets are easily adjustable and going with the item # FA84-00-4840 will save you some money and storage space over buying the larger item # FA84-00-4150-2.

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Larry

6/9/2026

I found the Fastway ONEstep chocks a wonderful way to secure my trailer versus the plastic ones that are placed on each side of the wheels. The chocks are easy to adjust to any gap within the range. Easy to secure and easy to remove. Very much worth the cost.

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Chuckf

6/9/2026

My comments are the same as those already posted. The Fastway ONE Step is a good chocking system. I bought my first fir my 24 ft enclosed race car trailer and liked it enough to buy another pair for my 24 ft Airstream. As said, easy to adjust, easy to install, and easy to remove. The only cautionary comment I have is do not use them for long term use on soft and grassy ground. I parked my race trailer in a grassy area near my shop so I could make some repairs and improvements to the trailer. After several months, the vegetation and mud had grown around the chocks making them difficult to remove. Not the chock’s fault, just a condition to be aware of.

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Jerred H.

6/9/2026

@Chuckf Thanks for sharing that feedback again Chuck! I appreciate you taking the time and I'm glad the chocks are still working well for you.

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