What Are Wheel Stops?
Wheel Stops are durable barriers installed in parking spaces to control vehicle positioning and prevent overrun beyond designated parking areas. They help protect surrounding infrastructure such as kerbs, walls, fences, and pedestrian walkways, while also improving safety and parking accuracy.
Commonly used in public and private car parks, wheel stops are essential in environments where vehicles need to be correctly aligned and where pedestrian safety and asset protection are a priority.
This guide outlines the key types and materials available to help you choose the right wheel stop for your site requirements.
Common Wheel Stop Materials
Choosing the right material is essential to ensure durability, visibility, and performance in the intended environment.
Rubber
Rubber wheel stops are strong, durable, and easier to install due to their reduced weight. They perform well in both indoor and outdoor environments and are resistant to UV exposure and weathering.
Many rubber wheel stops are made from recycled materials, offering a more sustainable solution for car park safety.
Recycled Plastic
Recycled plastic wheel stops are lightweight, durable, and environmentally friendly. Their one-piece moulded design improves strength and prevents cracking or warping over time.
They are easy to install and suitable for a wide range of commercial and public car parks.
Poly (LLDPE)
LLDPE wheel stops are manufactured from 100% recycled polyethylene, offering a highly durable and impact-resistant solution. They are lightweight, easy to handle, and designed for long-term performance in outdoor conditions.
They are resistant to cracking, rotting, and weather damage, making them ideal for high-use parking environments.
Not sure which material is right for your project?
Our team can help recommend the best solution for your site requirements.
Speak to our Wheel Stop experts today for help and advice.
Types of Wheel Stops to Choose From
Car Wheel StopsCar wheel stops are the most commonly used solution for standard parking bays. They help guide vehicles into position, improve parking consistency, and protect surrounding infrastructure from accidental impact. Typically manufactured to comply with Australian standards, car wheel stops are used across schools, hospitals, airports, commercial buildings, warehouses, and general car parks. |
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Truck Wheel StopsTruck wheel stops are designed for heavy-duty applications involving larger commercial vehicles. They are built higher and stronger to withstand increased impact forces from trucks and heavy transport vehicles. Commonly used in industrial sites, logistics hubs, service stations, rest stops, and freight loading areas where heavy vehicle control is required. |
Wheel ChocksWheel chocks are portable safety devices used to prevent vehicles or machinery from rolling. They are placed directly against tyres and removed when the vehicle needs to move. They are ideal for industrial environments, warehouses, transport yards, and maintenance areas where temporary vehicle restraint is required. |
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Need Help Choosing the Right Wheel Stop?
Selecting the right wheel stop depends on vehicle type, traffic volume, and site conditions.
Speak with the Enforcer team for expert advice on the best solution for your project.
Installation Services
Enforcer also offers professional installation services to ensure your Wheel Stops are correctly fitted, compliant, and built to perform in demanding environments.





