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Rubber Wheel Stops — 1650mm

Reflective rubber wheel stops for car parks — a straightforward, low-cost way to mark bays and stop vehicles overrunning a kerb or wall.

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1650mm rubber car park wheel stop with reflective yellow markings

Wheel stops

Simple, durable bay marking

A wheel stop is a moulded rubber block fixed to the ground at the front of a parking bay. It gives drivers a physical and visual cue to stop, protecting walls, fencing, landscaping and pedestrians beyond the bay.

Ours are 1650mm long, reflective yellow, and built from durable rubber that handles weather and repeated vehicle contact without the corrosion risk of a steel equivalent.

Rubber wheel stops laid out on concrete

Specification

Specifications & pricing

Price is an indicative per-unit starting point, ex GST and ex freight. Bulk and pallet pricing is better — tell us your quantity.

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Rubber Wheel Stop 1650mm

Car park wheel stop

from $50 per unit, ex GST & freight

  • Length1650mm
  • Width150mm
  • Height100mm
  • Weightapprox. 12kg
  • MaterialRubber, reflective
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Finish & construction

  • Moulded rubber — weather resistant, won't rust or corrode.
  • Reflective yellow markings for low-light visibility.
  • Fixing holes moulded in for concrete or asphalt anchoring.

Prices are indicative starting points per unit, exclusive of GST and freight, and are subject to change on the next shipment. Final pricing is confirmed on quote.

Where they're used

Common applications

Retail & shopping centre car parks

Mark individual bays and stop vehicles rolling into shopfronts, walls or pedestrian paths.

Office & commercial car parks

Protect building perimeters, fencing and landscaping from repeated low-speed vehicle contact.

Residential & strata car parks

Give drivers a clear stopping point in shared basement or open-air parking areas.

Warehouse & loading areas

Mark designated stopping points for vans and light vehicles away from racking or dock doors.

Disabled & accessible bays

Provide a clear, reflective stopping reference in bays where precise positioning matters.

New car park construction

Fit out a new car park in bulk alongside line marking and signage as part of the base build.

Sizing & spacing

Getting the layout right

Wheel stops only work if they're placed at the correct distance from the wall or hazard behind the bay, and spaced correctly across the car park.

  • 1650mm length — suits a standard passenger vehicle bay; contact us if your layout needs a different length.
  • Setback from the hazard — position the wheel stop far enough from the wall, fence or kerb to account for vehicle overhang once the front wheel contacts it.
  • Follow your site plan — spacing and setback should follow your car park design or the relevant Australian Standard guidance, not a rule of thumb.

For step-by-step placement and fixing, see our wheel stop installation guide.

Installation

How they go in — short version

We supply only, but here's the outline so you can scope the job. Full steps are in our wheel stop installation guide.

  1. Concrete surfaces

    Fix through the moulded holes with M10 or M12 concrete anchors.

  2. Asphalt or gravel surfaces

    Use 300mm asphalt spikes or screw anchors through the same fixing holes instead of concrete anchors.

Always locate underground services before fixing. Installation is the responsibility of the purchaser or their contractor — SafeWise supplies product only.
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FAQs

Common questions

What size are SafeWise wheel stops?

1650mm long, 150mm wide and 100mm high, weighing approximately 12kg. That length suits a standard passenger car parking bay; talk to us if you need a different length for trucks or motorcycle bays.

Are the wheel stops reflective?

Yes. They're moulded from rubber with reflective yellow markings for visibility in low light.

How are wheel stops fixed down?

On concrete, fix through the moulded holes with M10 or M12 anchors. On asphalt or gravel, use 300mm asphalt spikes or screw anchors instead of concrete anchors.

How far apart should wheel stops be spaced?

Spacing depends on your bay layout and the relevant Australian Standard guidance for car park design. See our wheel stop installation guide for a practical walk-through, and check your specific site plan or engineer's layout.

Are wheel stops in stock?

Wheel stops are currently on pre-order for the next shipment. Get in touch with your quantity and we'll confirm pricing and an expected landing date before anything is committed.

Can I order wheel stops in bulk for a car park project?

Yes — car park projects are exactly what our pallet and container pricing is built for. Tell us the quantity and delivery postcode and we'll quote a landed price and lead time.

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Prices shown are ex GST and freight. Stock position and lead times are confirmed at quote.