WHEEL STOPPER

A wheel stopper, also known as a parking curb or wheel chock, is a device used to prevent vehicles from rolling too far forward or backward when parked in a designated space. It is typically made of durable materials such as rubber, concrete, or plastic and is installed at the edge of a parking space, either in parking lots, garages, or loading docks.

The primary purpose of a wheel stopper is to serve as a physical barrier to guide drivers to park their vehicles properly within the designated area and to prevent them from accidentally hitting walls, barriers, or pedestrians. This helps to maintain orderly parking and reduces the risk of accidents or damage to property.

Wheel stoppers often feature reflective strips or bright colors to enhance visibility, especially in low-light conditions, ensuring drivers can see them clearly when parking. They come in various sizes and profiles to accommodate different vehicles, from cars and motorcycles to trucks and trailers.