Camco Camper/RV Leveling Blocks - Features Stackable Interlocking Design & Includes Zippered Bag for RV Storage - Compatible w/Single Wheels, Dual Wheels, Tandem Axles & More - 4-Pack (44501)

Sometimes simple is best and these fit the bill. Have used as a tire leveler on my small pop up camper and also have used as a base for the stabilizers on the ground. Works best as a stabilizer base for me. Nice carry case and easy to stow away in the camper when not in use since they stack like legos.

These have proven very helpful for the purposes that I bought them for. One is to lift the front of my SUV a tad to make it easier to get beneath it for oil changes. There is just enough room as it is, but that extra +/- 2" just makes it that much easier to maneuver. Always use chocks and set the parking brake. Use jack stands if the vehicle's standard clearance would be at a crushing level and be mindful of any incline in the terrain. This can be more significant than is apparent. These are also useful when washing the vehicles tires. Otherwise it's difficult to next to impossible to get to the bottom edges of the tire that is sitting on the ground. We've all seen wheels that were cleaned with that one glaring strip that could not be reached for cleaning and tire gel that sticks out like a sore thumb. I am confident that these will perform well for my 17' tandem cargo trailer's tires and tongue jack, and same with my 19' travel trailer, both dual axle, though leveling blocks made for tandem tires would be a bit easier to use in lifting one side up a bit or protecting the tires from cement. One would also have to expect a certain amount of distortion if these are left under weight for extended periods. I see comments on people using wood, which is fine to keep tire contact off of cement, but wood splinters and cracks, so should never be used under a tongue jack if needed to secure the trailer at a height sufficient to maneuver the hitch ball beneath it. I read about these being crushed under a Class "A" RV-that is expecting these relatively inexpensive units to hold the stabilizing pressure of a bus. Others had similar but stories but failed to say what kind of rig that they attempted to use these under, nor did any mention the degree of incline that they were attempting to compensate for. Declaring "not for use with levelers" is an absurd exaggeration without specifics. "Not for use with a bus sized RV, on an incline, with slide outs extended" is one thing. Take a look at the grade of leveler used for demonstration, then look at the footprint of the huge hydraulic pad that this reviewer provided in her photograph, then look at her sweeping statement "since it did not work on my behemoth, it will not work under any circumstances, including your pop up camper!". Use some common sense here. These are built like large Legos. Look a the images provided for an idea of what kind of support that these are intended to provide. "Heavy Duty" is a relative term used in marketing that means nothing if no context is provided. Camco should be a bit more specific, but customers also need to use some common sense and exercise a bit of due diligence.

Works great, leveled the rv perfect for what we needed it for, after a week still solid and hasn’t moved.

Our RV didn't come with automatic levelers so this is the main way we keep things level at camp sites. Would recommend two sets of you have dual tires in the back. Otherwise you will run short in some spots. They tend to get bent up if you use them on rocks.

Works perfectly

These are very useful and durable. Use them every time we set up our camper.

I've tried several different types of levelers for my trailer and always end up going back to these stackable blocks. They just work, they're lightweight, they link together pretty securely, and they don't rot like wooden planks. I have several packs of these - we've stayed in some pretty un-level campsites - and just ordered this 4-pack to use under my tongue jack because I lost the wooden block I was using. Short of spending a fortune to install hydraulic levelers, these Camco blocks are the best solution for leveling your camper. My suggestion is to buy more than you think you need, especially if you have two axles on your trailer - I have used two 10-packs on one occasion. A 10-pack is good for about 4 inches of height for a single axle - for a 2-axle trailer you'll need 18 to 20 to get that same 4 inches of lift.

Great product

Easy to assemble, provided the right amount of levelling and easy to store

Work as expected.

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Me han sorprendido, las utilice para colocar un gato eléctrico de 5T y levantó sin problemas una Ford Lobo. Muy resistentes. Muy importante como las coloques