Wheel Restraints

Wheel restraints use a fixed track and/or a sliding chock mechanism to secure a trailer to the loading dock. The chock captures and applies force to the trailer’s wheels, preventing vehicle creep and premature trailer departure.

Traditional vehicle restraints rely on contact with the trailer’s rear impact guard. However, those systems are not suitable for all trailer types. Trailers with lift gates, damaged impact guards or unconventional axle configurations require a different solution. For these types of trailers, truck wheel restraints are the best option for securing the trailer to the dock.

Systems range from simple manual systems to automated systems with advanced vehicle detection and safety signaling capabilities.

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  • Wheel Chocks

    Wheel chocks are simple wedge-shaped devices placed in front of a trailer’s wheels that impede the trailer from easily moving. Trailer wheel…

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  • Trailer Restraints

    Trailer restraint systems mount on the warehouse exterior and engage the trailer’s rear impact guard (RIG) to prevent unwanted trailer departure and…

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