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I have one and its easier to fit than the Alko because it is a slacker fit

I use it either with the Alko receiver or with the Excalibur receiver on the van offside

The item in Towsure catalogue states that wheel chock is not included when in fact its an integral part if used without the Alko receiver

view large image £85.06 £99.95 inc VAT Normal price £129.32

Full Stop Excalibur Receiver Wheel  Wheel Lock designed to fit caravans with alloy wheels from late 2005 with a factory-fitted receiver. The Excalibur is made from composite materials, as used on all FullStop® Wheel Clamps and is tested to exceed GOLD SOLD SECURE standards. Incorporating a British made Lowe & Fletcher nine pin, anti-pick and anti drill locking barrel. Includes a compact, slim line carry case for easy storage. With FREE Carry/Storage Bag Wheel chock is not included

If they go on easier, does this mean they are easier for the thieves to get them off?

Quote: Originally posted by D S B on 24/10/2010

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If they go on easier, does this mean they are easier for the thieves to get them off?

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They will both come off with cutting torches

It goes on easier because  the part that goes between the wheel spokes is thinner and not made to fit specific wheel patterns

This gives more leeway as to wheel position

If its used with the Excalibur receiver/chock it can be fitted on either side of the van whichever is easiest in terms of levelling the van and lining up

It can also be fitted in front or behind the wheel relative to direction of travel

I put the Alko clamp on the nearside and the Excalibur on the offside especially if the awning is up and the Alko can't be seen 

Quote: Originally posted by JohnG on 24/10/2010

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I put the Alko clamp on the nearside and the Excalibur on the offside especially if the awning is up and the Alko can't be seen 

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Quote: Originally posted by kerrysdad on 24/10/2010

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Outdoor leisure specificaly state Excalibur does NOT fit onto the existing ALKO receiver which MUST be removed !?
I Emailed them to confirm this,which they have done.
I was about to order one as it seemed an ideal multi use lock.
1.Would fit existing receiver(alko)less critical for position.
2.Used with its own receiver with several options for position on either wheel.
So......has lock spec now been changed to avoid legal conflict....looks a lot like it.!

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Towsure have been advertising as I posted above that the wheel chock is not included

Its connected to the arm that the receiver is on !!

I bought mine from Towsure and it does come with the receiver and chock and it does fit the Alko receiver which by a strange coincidence is the same thread as the Excalibur

That's all true

I think that in fact cutters are used on the receiver rather than the lock plate and as the Excalibur covers a bigger area it could make that more difficult

They will deter most thieves but determined tooled up ones with gas torches will still be able to cut off most if not all wheel clamps on the market

As to the twin axle still needing jacking up what you have to consider is that you can put the Excalibur on any of the 4 wheels using its own receiver or the Alko ones and you can also put the receiver in front or behind the wheel relative to direction of travel so there  is a lot more chance that a second wheel will line up  

They don't have to be on the same side etc

Hi

We use the excalibur wheel lock and it DOES fit where the alko one should. we have a 2010 swift and it was cheaper and easier to fit than the alko one and can be fitted even if the tyre valve is in line with the alko receiver.

HTH.

Quote: Originally posted by Missedagain1 on 25/10/2010

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Hi

We use the excalibur wheel lock and it DOES fit where the alko one should. we have a 2010 swift and it was cheaper and easier to fit than the alko one and can be fitted even if the tyre valve is in line with the alko receiver.

HTH.

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Quote: Originally posted by JohnG on 25/10/2010

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Towsure have been advertising as I posted above that the wheel chock is not included

Its connected to the arm that the receiver is on !!

I bought mine from Towsure and it does come with the receiver and chock and it does fit the Alko receiver which by a strange coincidence is the same thread as the Excalibur

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I I used 3 as in the pic above

It is a 2009 model