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TRED GT Levelling Ramp Chock
The TRED GT Levelling Ramp Chock is designed to be used with the TRED GT Levelling Ramp to stabilise vehicles, trailers, and caravans. It helps secure your setup and prevents movement on uneven surfaces during levelling.
Features
- Compatible with TRED GT Levelling Ramp systems
- Prevents movement to increase stability during levelling
- Constructed from durable materials to support heavy loads
- Includes anti-sink plates that reduce ground pressure
- Sold individually as a single chock
- Easy to position and use alongside the ramp
Use the TRED GT Levelling Ramp Chock to improve safety and stability when levelling your caravan, trailer, or vehicle on uneven ground.
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