Best Wheel Chocks for Motorcycles (2026): 5 Compared

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Specifications are manufacturer rated, as published on each listing and collected 20 October 2026. Only one listing states a warranty term; none states a safety certification, so safety scores are zero across the board.

How we scored them

Each chock is scored on performance, build, value, safety and warranty, with the weights published on our How We Pick page. Capacity and stated tire fit drive performance here; stated warranty is rare, so the Extreme Max 5001.5010 earns warranty points the others do not.

Scores run from 9.2 to 9.8: each product’s point total is placed on that range, so more points always means a higher score.

What the listings tell you

Every chock here is steel with a powder-coat or chrome finish, and every one bolts or mounts to a surface: floors, trailer decks, truck beds or E-Track rails. Tire fit is the main separator. The MaxxHaul 70271 states the widest range at 15 to 22 inches with 3 to 5 inches of width, plus the only stated capacity here at 1800 pounds. The MaxxHaul 70075 covers 15 to 21 inches with an auto-lock cradle and included mounting hardware. The Extreme Max 5001.5010 fits 17 to 21 inch wheels between 3-5/32 and 7-3/32 inches wide, and it is the only pick with a stated warranty at 2 years.

The two specialist picks trade breadth for fit. The Mytee Products chock is a 2-pack for E-Track and X-Track systems only, fitting tires up to 7 inches wide, so it suits a trailer already fitted with raised-floor E-Track and nothing else. The Extreme Max Deluxe Chrome fits tires up to 5.5 inches wide with a 9-inch height and 5.75-inch interior width, and at 4.45 pounds it is the lightest pick here; its mounting brackets allow tool-free removal when the chock is not needed.

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Match the chock to your tire

Measure your front tire before buying. The listings state fit as wheel diameter and tire width: the 70271 takes 15 to 22 inch wheels, the 70075 takes 15 to 21, the 5001.5010 takes 17 to 21, the Mytee takes tires up to 7 inches wide, and the chrome Extreme Max takes tires up to 5.5 inches wide. A chock that is too narrow will not seat the tire; too wide and the bike wobbles.

Capacity and weight

Only the MaxxHaul 70271 states a capacity: 1800 pounds, which covers cruisers and tourers. The 70271 is also the heaviest at 35.2 pounds, which is a plus for stability on a trailer. The 4.45-pound chrome chock is easy to move but states no capacity, so it suits lighter bikes.

Mounting

Decide where the chock lives. The 70075 includes mounting hardware for floor, truck bed or trailer. The 70271 adds integrated anchor points. The Mytee works only with standard raised-floor E-Track or X-Track, and hardware is not included. The chrome Extreme Max mounts on surfaces no thicker than 1.25 inches with included hardware. The 5001.5010 uses bolt-together assembly with included hardware.

Cradle design

Both MaxxHaul chocks use a self-locking or auto-lock cradle that uses the bike’s weight to hold it upright, which enables true one-person loading. The 5001.5010 uses a solid front cross bar with multiple rear cradle adjustments. The 70075 notes it is not recommended for motorcycles with low fenders, so check fender clearance if your bike has one.

Finish and corrosion

Four of the five wear powder-coat: the 70075 in a resilient powder coat, the 5001.5010 in textured semi-gloss black, the 70271 in black powder coat, and the Mytee in corrosion-resistant black powder-coated steel. The chrome Extreme Max uses chrome-plated steel tubing instead. Powder-coat resists chips and rust on trailer decks; chrome wipes clean in the garage but shows scratches. None of the listings states a salt-spray rating, so rinse road salt off trailer-mounted chocks.

Solo loading

The self-locking cradle is what makes one-person loading possible. The 70271’s cradle uses the bike’s weight to stay upright while you strap down, and the 70075 is engineered for one-person operation with its auto-lock cradle. The 5001.5010’s multiple rear cradle adjustments let you dial the fit so the tire seats without a helper pushing. The Mytee and chrome chocks state no self-locking feature, so plan on a steadier hand with those.

Trailer vs garage use

Where the chock lives decides the pick. For trailers, the Mytee 2-pack mounts directly into raised-floor E-Track and X-Track rails, and the 70271’s integrated anchor points add tie-down stability on a deck. For the garage floor, the 70075 and 5001.5010 bolt down with included hardware, and the chrome Extreme Max’s tee-nut brackets allow tool-free removal when you need the floor space. The 70271 at 35.2 pounds stays put under load; the 4.45-pound chrome chock moves easily but relies on its mounts.

What the listings don’t state

Only the 70271 states a capacity (1800 lb) and only the 5001.5010 states a warranty (2 years). No listing states a safety certification. Treat unstated capacities conservatively: the 12-pound 70075 and 4.45-pound chrome chock suit lighter bikes, while the 35.2-pound 70271 is the stated heavy-duty option. When a figure is missing, the listing leaves it unclear rather than implying a limit.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size wheel chock do I need for my motorcycle?

Match the chock to your front tire’s diameter and width. The picks here cover 15 to 22 inch wheels and tire widths from 3 to 7 inches; the chrome Extreme Max caps at 5.5 inches wide and the Mytee at 7 inches.

Can I use a wheel chock on a trailer?

Yes. The MaxxHaul chocks mount to trailers, truck beds and floors; the Mytee is built specifically for E-Track trailer systems. Bolt the chock down before loading, and always strap the bike as well.

Do wheel chocks work with low fenders?

Not all of them. The MaxxHaul 70075 listing states it is not recommended for motorcycles with low fenders, so check your bike’s fender clearance against the cradle design.

Is the 2-year warranty common on wheel chocks?

No. The Extreme Max 5001.5010 is the only pick here with a stated warranty at 2 years; none of the others states one.

Can one person load a bike with a wheel chock?

That is the point of a self-locking cradle. The MaxxHaul chocks are designed for one-person operation: roll the front tire in, the cradle locks, then strap down. The motorcycle lift table vs motorcycle stand comparison covers other solo-workshop options.

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