Rubber Wheel Chocks and Traffic Cone Bases
Moulded rubber that has to stay put — rated on mass, not on looks.
Rubber Wedge Chock / Rubber Cone Base Models
Size is published as length by width by height in millimetres, and weight in kilograms — the two figures that decide whether a chock holds.
RW1066 Rubber Wheel Chock
RW1186P Rubber Wheel Chock
RW1188PU Rubber Wheel Chock
RW1198PU Rubber Wheel Chock
RW1488PU Rubber Wheel Chock
RW1866 Rubber Wheel Chock
RW1998P Rubber Wheel Chock
RW864P Rubber Wheel Chock
RW876PU Rubber Wheel Chock
RW886PU Rubber Wheel Chock
RW976PU Rubber Wheel Chock
RW986PU Rubber Wheel Chock
About This Family
A wheel chock works because it is heavy enough and gripped enough to stay where it is put. That makes weight and footprint the two specifications worth publishing, and this range publishes both for every model.
The RW series covers wedge chocks and cone bases in sizes from small van chocks up to heavy truck and plant units.
What Goes Wrong Without the Right Rubber Wheel Chock
Problem 1
Light chocks that slide on wet concrete instead of holding a wheel.
Problem 2
Cone bases too light for roadside wind and passing traffic.
Problem 3
Plastic chocks that go brittle and split in cold weather or under UV.
Buyers This Family Is Built Around
Transport and fleet operators
Loading bays, depots and roadside stops.
Road safety and traffic management
Cone bases and chocks for works and events.
Plant and equipment hire
Chocks issued with trailers and machines.
What the Published Specification Gives You
Weight published for every model
Mass is what makes a chock work, and it is listed in kilograms per model rather than implied by size.
Full dimensions in millimetres
Length, width and height are published so the chock can be matched to a tyre size and a storage space.
A ladder from light to heavy
The range spans roughly 1kg up to heavy units, so one supplier covers vans through to plant.
Moulded rubber construction
Rubber grips wet concrete and tolerates cold and UV better than moulded plastic.
Where These Are Used
Loading bays
Trailers held while being loaded and unloaded.
Roadworks and events
Cone bases holding cones upright in wind and slipstream.
Workshops and MOT bays
Vehicles held on a ramp or a level floor.
Plant and trailer parking
Equipment secured on sloped yards.
How to Choose Within This Family
- Pick the chock by vehicle weight and tyre size — a chock that only reaches a quarter of the tyre radius will be climbed over.
- Weight is the specification that matters most; a light chock on wet concrete slides rather than holds.
- For cone bases, specify the mass your local wind and traffic conditions demand rather than the cheapest base that fits.
What is not published
Minimum order quantity, lead time, payment terms, warranty and certifications are not published by Renwei, so none of them are stated on this site. Ask for them in writing with your model list before you plan a shipment.
Industries That Buy This Family
Warehousing and Logistics
Construction and Contracting
Manufacturing and Workshops
Sourcing Questions This Family Raises
Container Load Planning
Private Label and OEM
Sample and First Order
Reading Before You Specify
Rubber Products and Moulding Basics
Container Loading for Bulky Goods
Rubber Wedge Chock / Rubber Cone Base Questions
What size wheel chock do I need?
Choose by vehicle weight and tyre diameter. As a rule the chock should reach a meaningful fraction of the tyre radius so the wheel cannot climb it. Every model here publishes its dimensions and weight so you can compare directly.
Why is the weight of a chock important?
A chock holds by mass and friction. On wet or oily concrete a light chock will slide before the wheel stops. The weight in kilograms is published on each model page.
Are these suitable for traffic cones?
The range includes cone bases as well as wedge chocks. Match the base weight to the wind and traffic conditions where the cones will stand.
What rubber compound is used?
The source catalogue does not publish a compound specification. If you need a particular hardness or a recycled content declaration, ask against the model number before ordering.
Other Families Buyers Pair With This One
Quote the Rubber Wedge Chock / Rubber Cone Base Range
Send the model numbers you want from the 12 listed above, with quantities and your destination market.