Blaylock American MetalEZ-100 Wheel Lock

This product is worth its weight in gold! Heavy duty cast aluminum. I bought this to use for my tandem axle boat trailer. I have a very heavy 24’ boat that has twin motors and is full of gas(150gal) and I had no issues backing the rear axle up on the chock to change out the front tire. It lifts it high enough, making the swap very easy.

It works perfectly for leveling my single axle camping trailer. Super duty strength not bent by rocks. Long so it does not skid and has enough travel for easy height adjustment. My old Andersen 2 inch lift worked great unless the campground was too sloped so I upgraded to these Blaylock 6 inch lift. Highly recommended.

This thing is great. It’s lite for its size but still heavy duty. Used it on a 24’ flatbed with a 10,000lb Skid Steer on it and I had no issues

I'm impressed with this little thing. I have a 27' travel trailer with tandem wheels and I used the EZ Jack to change out all four tires. (Costco would sell me the trailer tires, but couldn't mount them for me!) It performed well, getting the 9,000 lb trailer up. I didn't always have someone to guide me (really should have!) and was a bit nervous about going off the end of this. I simply put a 4x6 block at the end as insurance.It's very sturdy, and not too heavy at all. I probably won't use it as a wheel chock when I'm out traveling (don't want it swiped) but I'll certainly be sure to pack it.Here's the irony. I had this thing on my wish list for birthday and Christmas but I ended up needing it on a Thanksgiving trip. Needless to say, as soon as we got home I ordered it and used it in my driveway as described.

Solid product. We carry these in our trucks at work so it’s easier to change a tire an a dual axle utility trailer. If you tow a lot, I highly recommend this.

My 5th wheel trailer has two axles. The links between the springs allow one wheel to stay on the ground when the other is elevated. That is probably common with travel trailers. I will still have to use a jack to change a tire but this unit will take some of the work out of jacking the wheel off the ground. I should be able to lift the tire with only a small amount of jacking because this unit does some of the work. I have not tried to jack the wheel off the ground so this is my guess. It is an excellent leveling device. Much better than stacking blocks under the wheels and estimating how many blocks you should use. The unit is very sturdy cast alluminum.I am considering the possibility of using a metal block to restrict the movement of the spring links to make this work.

This might work great on dirt or asphalt, I did not try either. It does not work well on smooth concrete without some type of wood wedge to keep it from sliding. Left my other jack at home thinking this would be all that was needed, wrong! It just slides on smooth concrete. I wonder if the inventors ever tried this thing out before marketing? I think it could used a rubber bottom or something to give some traction to grip the concrete. And don't tell me about the little raised aluminum pieces on the bottom, those did not help. Rubber would help.

I was admittedly skeptical of this product. However, I’m a believer. I was going to buy a jack for my gooseneck trailer, but with this product, I don’t need anything except an impact wrench.