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Depends on the size of your trailer wheels.
Our trailer has 13" wheels and the sas clamp turned out to be the best after trying several types, as it covered the wheel nut and tightened up properly. trailer wheels are narrower than most modern car wheels.
One bit of advice, I discovered is that cheap wheel clamps don't fit well 
You can get clamps for smaller trailer wheels. try ebay. but in my opinion if you think theft is a risk then get the best clamp your budget will go to.
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Topic: wheel clamp
) and large padlocks at least the trailer will be more than a 5 minute job to take ,its chained to 3 concrete posts and our SORNed car 
