Wheel Chocks

[zed1]

Can anyone identify what year(s) and model(s) this chock was used?

Thanks,

Keith

[datzenmike]

I can't find anything like them from the Patrol, Roadster, 521/510 on up into the 2000s. Pretty cool though. If early I would perhaps expect to see Datsun on it.

[datzenmike]

Trucks don't use chocks and many cars don't either. All that do, are stamped sheet metal that fold into a triangle or a single two sided piece that looks like a pyramid.

[Thomas Perkins]

Are those  wheel chocks the ones from Ebay that are from Australia.I just sent him a request on what year these are and for what type of Nissan.Mine are from Walmart.Mine are orange.I have 4 of them.I use mine usually when I change my brake pads.They might be used for forklifts.We have Toyota's,Clark's and Crown's ,sit downs and stand ups.I could ask our Fork lift mechanic about them.

Edited March 5, 2022 by Thomas Perkins

[Thomas Perkins]

The guy that is selling those Nissan wheel chocks from Australia said he believe's they are for a 90's model car.I also asked our forklift mechanic at work and he said he worked for Nissan forklifts for 10 years and said those are not Nissan forklift wheel chocks.

Edited March 7, 2022 by Thomas Perkins

[Fandorin]

I’ve had a similar chock for a while and had a tough time figuring out which model and year it matched up with. From my experience, I think it might be a standard design used on a lot of earlier models, especially for bikes or small trailers. I found something similar when I was looking for wheel chocks a while back for my own setup. After a bit of searching, I ended up finding a good match that worked perfectly for my needs.

 

If you're still unsure, maybe checking the manufacturer's logo or any serial numbers on the chock could help narrow it down. Also, if you reach out to the retailer or manufacturer, they might be able to confirm the exact model years it fits.