Features:

  • Customizable Leveling: 10 interlocking blocks stack to the desired height for customizable leveling; each block adds a full inch to stack height
  • Usage: Can be used with single wheels, double wheels, hydraulic jacks, tongue jacks, stabilizer jacks, 5th wheel jacks and tandem axles
  • Carrying Handle: Easily twists to secure blocks together for storage
  • Strong and Durable Construction: Resin is UV stabilized for years of rugged use
  • Highly Visible: Bright yellow color is highly visible for easy leveling. Compatibility: Compatible with Camco Leveling Blocks. Safe and easy to use: A convenient way to level your vehicle
Good quality

We are very happy with this product. We used the stepping “stones” to cover a muddy path that our dogs took from their run into the house. The footpath looked neat and stayed in place really well. I would highly recommend. We have had in place now for nearly four months with lots of use.

Love these!

I think these are a little expensive but are worth the price. We rent out our rv and provide these to our renters to aid in leveling the rv at different campsites, which can be very difficult on a slope. These work great and we haven’t had any complaints and none have broken as of yet. They are very heavy all together but I would expect them to be considering they will have the weight of the rv on top. They are also very easy to transport and set up. I highly recommend these to anyone who has an rv.

Warning - 44527 is the ONLY heavy duty model. The other one is much thinner and still states heavy duty.

Use these for our 29' Class C motorhome. It's a lot of weight and these hold up well. Make sure you get the 44527 model for the extra weight capacity.

Very Happy

I bought my first set because I liked the post / handle idea much better then a bag ... I read reviews and noticed that many that had anything bad to say showed pictures that were NOT of the yellow color ... so I ordered the yellow ones. I liked them so much I ordered a second set to use as a stack under the tongue jack (instead of wood or cement block). I'm VERY happy with them ... 2 weeks sitting in the Florida sun in the RV lot then a trip all the way to Michigan (with many stops) they have preformed well ... both in the 90* Florida weather and the 50* Michigan weather. I will order another set.

A good buy

They looked to crush a little bit and sink in a good bit when I put them on south FL grass/sandy loam. But they did the job and took back to shape without much bend. I really liked them and am getting rid of my other leveling equipment. Nice light weight and plenty strong for my needs (gvwr about 15k). Plus can use under my tires or my jacks. I bought the caps and rubber bottoms for the jacks and to keep sinking in. A good buy for me.

Best leveling for dually RV

These are great for a dually. I have 1997 Ford E450 dually RV and these worked great. The tires grips at least 1 side to prevent slipping and up it goes. Trying this with 2 separate block arrangements doesn't always work as good, they can get moved as the tires try to go up. They could also be used for a single tire as well if needed. You could put them long ways for even greater lift.

An Elegant Solution

This is definitely the way to level. Do not underestimate the number of blocks needed, as you will often be building a ramp of *at least* ten blocks. Two sets are definitely not overdoing it. I have used Camco blocks for years and have never had a problem with their ability to support trailer weight or with them deteriorating from sun or weather. The set is well-designed for portability and storage too. Update: I set the trailer up on a site for a 6 month lease and leveled the trailer's left side using a 10 block pyramid. The blocks held up and neither weathered nor deformed. Brought the trailer home and set it up out back for six months on the same block pyramid. Still no weathering and when washed the blocks look like new.

Versatile blocks for leveling and tire changes

These are very versatile leveling block. In addition to leveling the trailer at the camp site, the leveling blocks were a life saver when I had a flat tire. I made a riser out of them to pull the flat off the ground and was able to easily put on the spare. They were super stable and made the job so much easier than using a jack. I got the tire changed in no time flat (pardon the pun). I highly recommend these!

Good product I would recommend to others

Purchased as a backup for electric levelers. Saves wear and tear on rig if you don’t have to go any higher than 5 inches. Easy to store, although there is a heavy duty version as well, our 20 ton Class A Motorhome was perched on them for a month. No bending, smooshing, cracking or rusting. 😉. You need two sets though: one for each side. Get the wide (4x2) version for duallies. The bright yellow color makes them hard to leave behind, the interlocking stacking and the twist-lock carry handle makes them a breeze to stow. Be aware of their weight. Check the Specs.

Stepping Stones for Safety

These portable stepping stones are great for the path from patio to kennel. Wearing a path that is water saturated makes it muddy going out or in. When it freezes, it becomes slippery and a fall hazard. Dropping these right on the path it gives a firm traction and safe trek to let the fur-babies in or out. They're removable when the weather is better. A great purchase towards safety! I have been reading other reviews about this product and I don't understand why people would try to put hundreds, if not thousands, of pounds onto these plastic pavers. I don't see how one could use them to level out their RVs. These are plastic, like milk crate plastic, so if you want to use them to put a several hundred/thousand pound RV onto these things, you would be wasting your money. If you are using them to create a safe path through a muddy area, maybe a small "patio" type area (again, maybe) then these are for you.

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