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  1. Pawnshop

    wheel chocks

    I do the front driver side wheel because it's easier for me to see it on my way to the cab, so's I don't forget to pull chocks before I drive off. Your reasoning makes plenty of sense, and that is how I will explain it in the future:)
  2. Pawnshop

    wheel chocks

    I use the rubber chocks from Harbor Freight (same as Tractor supply but cheaper), they do the job and match the ones that came in my Deuce and M1009 when I picked them up from the Army. You CAN drive a Deuce over them if you forget to un chock without damaging them (ask me how I know). DO NOT...
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