Original price was: $279.00.$251.00Current price is: $251.00.
In stock (can be backordered)
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The first 3 in 1 security measure for your trailer, the Nemesis is a wheel lock, clamp, and claw in one.
The Nemesis is a claw design, but weighs in at 26 lbs & is constructed using heavy-duty metal to fit 99% of all RV and trailer wheels.
“Purple Line was thinking, we need big, strong & tough when they dreamt up this bruiser of a motorhome wheel clamp.” – LaidBack Leisure “Best Wheel Clamps For Motorhomes”
One of the few wheel clamps that exceeds the GOLD SOLD SECURE testing standards with the same design basis as used by most major wheel clamping enforcement agencies and the DVLA*
“I purchased 3 of the Nemesis Wheel Clamps over a year ago and LOVE them. I have 3 trailers for my pressure washing company and I love these locks.”
– Craig Bates, Bates Clean & Seal
Will it fit?
The Nemesis wheel clamp is very versatile and is suitable for all on and off road wheels ranging up to 17” with tire widths ranging up to 275. It can be fitted to steel and alloy wheels.
What is the weight of the clamp?
It is approximately 12kg
How do I replace a lost hex key?
Please contact us for further information.
Can the clamp be used with wheel trim in place?
We do recommend removal of any wheel trim.
Can the Nemesis be fitted on the right side of the tire?
The clamp can be fitted ‘upside down’ so to speak with the support section of the jaw upward instead of down supporting the clamp on the ground. As long as you can achieve a secure firm fit, the clamp will still be effective.
Is this a one or two-piece clamp?
It is a two-piece clamp.
Recently in LaidBack Leisure the Nemesis was rated one of the “Best Wheel Clamps For Motorhomes“
“Purple Line was thinking, we need big, strong & tough when they dreamt up this bruiser of a motorhome wheel clamp. The Nemesis is a claw design, but weighs in at 11 kg & is constructed using a heavy-duty metal, that was manufactured to be resistant to cutting, drilling and gas freezing. The Nemesis is designed to be used on both Alloy & Steel wheels. It can be used on wheels up to 20″ & with tire widths up to 245. This covers 99% of all motorhome wheels.
The Nemesis was designed in Purple Line’s UK design center. The product is a claw design, but they have incorporated a super-strong steel disc on the outer arm to completely cover & protect the wheel nuts, like a 3 arm clamp. This clever design is used by major wheel clamping enforcement agencies, including the DVLA.
Fitting is simply done by clamping the soft rubber-tipped jaws around the wheel using the T-shaped hex key provided, then installing the foam padded wheel bolt protecting arm in to place and securing this with the high strength locking barrel. The Nemesis comes with a set of 3 keys & you get a very handy storage bag.
The Nemesis Heavy-Duty wheel clamp Fullstop. Description & Features
The Nemesis has been tested & insurance approved to SCM MP03 Thatcham & uses the renowned British-made hand-crafted Lowe & Fletcher lock. So you will be as happy as your insurance company, knowing that your motorhome is very well protected with this excellent wheel clamp. At 11kg would you use it for touring as well as for on your drive? For me, although it’s pretty heavy, it’s not too big to stow away, so yes I definitely would. I personally believe that these are the best wheel clamps for motorhomes on the market today.”
Security Accessories Magazine, By Steve Collins
Nemesis Rankings: 5 | Features: 5 | Compatibility: 5
HOW IT WENT:
“You definitely get what you pay for with Purple Line. You not only have the versatility of using it with your van hitched and unhitched, but it proved to be the most solid coupling lock in our test. Levering on it barely marked the powder coat. Bolt cutters did nothing. And the hardened lock barrel held out longer than any other lock when the drill was used. Yeah okay, this one isn’t the cheapest, it is a little fiddly to install and it’s the heaviest in our test – but it works, and works well.”
