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🛠️ How to Use RUBBER-KU Rubber Wheel Chock Model 75

Using RUBBER-KU Rubber Wheel Chock Model 75 correctly ensures maximum safety and stability when parking, repairing, or loading vehicles. Below is a simple guide for safe and effective usage.

✅ Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Select the Correct Surface

• Place the wheel chock on a flat, firm, and stable surface.
• Avoid loose gravel, oil spills, or slippery ground that reduces grip.

2. Position the Chock Properly

• Always position the chock snugly against the tire tread of the vehicle.
• For maximum safety, use two chocks per vehicle — one on each side of the wheel.

3. Chocking Direction

• If parking on an uphill slope, place the chock behind the rear wheels.
• If parking on a downhill slope, place the chock in front of the front wheels.
• On flat surfaces, chock at least one wheel for safety.

4. Apply Vehicle Brakes First

• Engage the handbrake or parking brake before placing the wheel chock.
• Wheel chocks are an additional safety measure, not a replacement for brakes.

5. Press Firmly

• Push the chock into the wheel until it sits securely in position.
• Ensure the chock’s concave curve grips the wheel surface for extra stability.

6. Removing the Chock

• Ensure the area is clear and safe.
• Gently pull the chock away from the wheel before moving the vehicle.
• Store in a dry and clean area to prolong product life.

⚠️ Safety Tips & Best Practices

• Always use at least two wheel chocks for larger vehicles.
• Do not use damaged or cracked chocks—replace immediately.
• For motorcycles and bicycles, place the chock on the front wheel to prevent forward rolling.
• In industrial and logistics operations, combine wheel chocks with dock locks and brake systems for enhanced safety.
• Store away from direct sunlight, chemicals, and extreme heat to preserve rubber durability.

🔧 Example Use Cases

• Car Workshop: Place chocks before lifting with a hydraulic jack.
• Parking Garage: Use on sloped ramps to prevent rollback.
• Logistics Hub: Secure trucks during container unloading.
• Construction Site: Prevent light machinery from sliding on uneven ground.
• Residential Garage: Use when parking motorcycles or cars on inclined driveways.

✅ By following these steps, the RUBBER-KU Rubber Wheel Chock Model 75 becomes a reliable and easy-to-use safety tool for individuals, businesses, and industries across Malaysia.

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