Camco Large RV Wheel Stop | Fits 26 to 30-inch Diameter Tires and Tire Spacing from 3 ½ to 5 ½-inches | Yellow (44622)

I've tried every kind of wheel lock. These were the only one that fit. So if your tires are under 3" apart I highly recommend

I ordered the large and had to return due to our tires being very close together-we also have off road so maybe that made it closer too. Returned and bought small, which work perfectly, and it has made RVing a lot easier, less steps, less worry. They fit nice and snug and are super easy to use.

Improved trailer stability

For many years we used Camco expanding chocks with our 5th Wheels. This year we decided to downsize so we could start visiting some places that a 30+ ft 5er just won't go.But the old wheel chocks just would not fit the 3 inch or so opening between axles. So we bought these and they went in easily. Only issue was due to our tire fenders. Thye come down far enough to make having the knob on top (as the instructions say) impossible, so we have them installed knob down. Seem to work just fine that way.

They will do for a cheaper set up. You will have to tighten them from time to time thou. Just make sure your strong enough to tighten them down. They work just fine.

Easy to use work's great

I run these on a Jayco Jayfeather X213. The tires are very close together and so I don't think the typical scissor style chocks would even work.These are awesome though. I usually boondock and, even on the most unlevel camping spots, the difference in stability using these is huge. The trailer barely ever moves. My wife used to get mad because just walking to the bathroom used to cause the whole trailer to shake and wake her up at night, but not anymore.

WARNING UPDATE: 2013-09-04. So the wife and I have recently returned from a wonderful 4 month trip around the USA. We left home on April 26, and returned on August 19th. We towed a 29' Airstream. Naturally during that time we used the  Camco 44622 RV Wheel Stop (Large)  a lot. We also used the [ASIN:B0012FEN0K Camco 44642 RV Wheel Stop with Padlock]] on the opposite side. I purchased them both at the same time 7 months earlier. I did use them before posting my original review, but I used them daily for nearly 4 months since this past April. Both are relatively easy to put on and remove and they seem secure, but we did have a serious incident which scared the H*ll out of us and is why I've lowered my original stars from 5 to 2.DO NOT trust these devices to prevent your trailer from rolling. We nearly had a serious accident in a state campground in New Mexico where we were on a slight back to front incline. At the time these devices were all we were using to hold our wheels. Our tongue jack was resting on a   on the opposite side. I purchased them both at the same time 7 months earlier. I did use them before posting my original review, but I used them daily for nearly 4 months since this past April. Both are relatively easy to put on and remove and they seem secure, but we did have a serious incident which scared the H*ll out of us and is why I've lowered my original stars from 5 to 2.DO NOT trust these devices to prevent your trailer from rolling. We nearly had a serious accident in a state campground in New Mexico where we were on a slight back to front incline. At the time these devices were all we were using to hold our wheels. Our tongue jack was resting on a  Valterra A10-0900 Red Trailer Tongue Jack Stand . In my opinion, another dangerous product. Long story short, the Camco Wheel Stops did not hold and our trailer rolled back over a foot tipping off the Valterra Jack Stand, crashing our tongue jack to the ground. After changing our britches and finding that, fortunately, nothing had been damaged other than our egos, we jacked the tongue back up and placed rocks behind and between our wheels to chock them. We immediately stopped using the Valterra Jack Stand. Temporarily I used some of the yellow interlocking leveling blocks I purchased at Camping World, covered with an 8" 2x6. Eventually I got a scrap piece of an 8x6 beam and cut it to 8x8x6. This makes a nice, wide, squat tongues rest and it will not tip over. We also purchased some good old fashioned wheel chocks and continued to always back up our Camco Wheel Stops with wheel chocks.We were lucky, neither of us were hurt and no damage was done. My hope is that by relating this experience I will prevent it from happening to others. Happy Travels.

I like these because they are smaller and lighter than the steel x-chocks I used on my previous trailer though both types are very effective. The work well on the 15' wheel 29 inch dual axle tires with a 3 inch gap between that are on my Winnebago Micro Minnie 23 footer.

Works great for my narrow wheel gap. I was using a x-chock before. But because my wheels are close together, and the design of my fenders, it made it very awkward to use and get a wrench in there. The Camco wheels chocks work much better. Simple, and no extra wrench to store. They are also light weight, and less clunky to store. Makes trailer solid as a rock. After tires cool from driving, it's a good idea to snug them up a bit. Easy to give the knob a quick twist versus finding the to wrench with the xchock.

It does work to limit trailer movement but can be a little tricky to line up between the tires.It does work when properly placed.

These RV Wheel stops have been a great help in stabilizing our 5th wheel trailer over the last year's travel. More effective than wheel chocks and easy to install & remove. We only suggest that you check and sometimes tighten the stops occasionally.

Works good.