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Take a look round your local caravan dealer's new caravans that are on display and see what the majority of them use. Round our neck of the woods the Bulldog QD44 is the most popular, so I use two of those on the rear whels of our 'van. The only drawback I find with the QD44 is its weight.
Something to watch out for, is if you have motor movers fitted. I used to use a couple of Bulldog Euroclamps until I had twin axle Reich motor movers fitted, then I found that it was more or less impossible to get the key in them, to remove them.
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Regards
Terry Birch
Our tourer days are over and we have moved on to a Hobby Motorhome
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Topic: Best Wheel Clamp
