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If I understand it correctly: - Linking to another website is okay - It's linking to the open internet that is NOT okay Because that of course leaves our website open to mischief (and particularly the mischief from the Dark Side, of which unfortunately there is plenty). If any moderator...

I couldn't find that chart you mentioned: http://checkersindustrial.calls.net/product-category/wheel-chocks/?gclid=CjwKEAiAkvmzBRDQpozmt-uluCQSJACvCd1lKlsQ2UhawSJgRY7Gr_v0uCiaoWQwAzYwYKnaYXB6BxoCw1jw_wcB Can you please tell us where it is on their website?

Is this the model of chock you're talking about, or did you find another kind? http://winfieldrvproducts.com/WHEEL_CHOCKS.html

Thanks for the heads-up here, Artisan. Is the failure from the chock sliding on pavement? Or does the chock actually collapse and end up crushed under the load of the wheel?

Really glad that nobody was hurt (except a little pride maybe, but what's that anyway). Thank you for the post; it paints a picture everybody can learn from. [thumbzup]

Here's an assortment of Wheel Chocks I've run cross that rate pretty solid: - Just for anybody looking

Just knowing where they came from makes them pretty special. That's great.

Well, depends on the Commander, doesn't it!? https://youtu.be/gE_4iq8Dgsg