You get either the standard or extended version of the chocks. You need two of either, one for each side.
With that said. I have used them and found them to be more of a pain than benefit. Putting them on and off wasn't worth it for me. I ended up with a set of Fastway One-Step chocks. To me, they provide the same stability as the X-chocks and they are a LOT easier to use. And are the only chocks I need - recognize that with X-chocks, you still need a set of standard wedge chocks. I've now been using One-steps for 3 years and they still look brand new, very durable (all metal).
The only time I wouldn't recommended the One-steps is if you use those drive on Anderson Levelers.
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