Features:

  • Easy drive-on leveler adds up to 4" in height
  • Honeycomb design makes leveler lightweight but durable
  • Included chock has non-slip rubber grippers on the bottom
  • Compact length makes leveler compatible with tandem wheel spacing without modification
  • Designed for use with trailers up to 30,000 lbs.
Works!

Worked great the first time even on a paved campsite. Very tough build quality. Not sure why others say they don't work on hard surfaces because they worked great.

Handy for a person who travels alone for leveling single axle RV

I use my RV alone quite often so I needed an easy way to level my single axle unit independently. Worked like a charm on soft ground on the first attempt - just be sure to set your parking brake when you get out to check. Would likely slip and not “catch” on a flat, paved surface, but not likely to need leveling on such surfaces. After reading some reviews of similar products I bought non-slip rubber stair pads to put on the bottom just in case it needed some grip, but it didn’t stick that well and turns out I didn’t need it anyway. At first I was a bit concerned that it wouldn’t really hold in place that well, but after 24 hours I had no concerns whatsoever.

Stop slippage and reduce wear and tear!

This leveler works great! I did however add a rubber grip to the bottom to prevent slipping and wear and tear to the leveler. The rubber grip strips I bought at Walmart They are bumper step grips in the hitch department.

These are great. They do slide on smooth surfaces and some ...

These are great. They do slide on smooth surfaces and some rocks. Once they get under the tire they make leveling a breeze. With these I can actually have my wife help me without a long tutorial about leveling for the 100th time.......

Great product but make sure to add the bumper top ...

Sure makes life easier when leveling your trailer. Great product but make sure to add the bumper top rubber to eliminate the unit from sliding.

Work great!

Even know the process scares the crap out of my wife, these work great! We have it down, just pull forward until level and slide the grey block in. Pulling forward to get grey blocks out before rolling back off yellow ramps is what scares her, but they have worked great for leveling my 28’ camper.

we bought the anderson leverlers like this and were not able to use them as ...

we bought the anderson leverlers like this and were not able to use them as our tandem axle was to close. i read other peoples post that these would fit narrow tandem axles and they fit perfectly! we have used them several time since best these are the best things to hit camping in my opinion. they do require a little help with traction in some places and i actually did the trick someone else posted about adding the grip tape to it and it worked like a champ.

Useful little leveler, durable, functional, easy.

I use this a lot on my small utility / camping trailer that almost never sits on flat ground. It's super easy to use and usually gives me enough height to level it up. It seems to be very durable, I haven't seen any damage to it yet and I use it on dirt or sand all the time. My trailer is pretty light and the tires are quite a bit wider than this leveler, but it holds up well. Of course it also acts as a tire stop/chock to prevent it from moving around. Great little tool to keep in the tongue box.

Much easier to deal with than the longer ones.

I had tried another brand before I picked these up for our Minilite 2306, the distance between the wheels on our minilite is really close so the other brand that I purchased firs was always a battle getting them in place and getting them back out again and even after cutting those they were just a pain. These Camco ones are so much easier and it's no problem getting them in place, I just wish I would have purchased these first.

works as stated, but need two people on smoother surfaces

such a great invention, super easy to level out our 20ft airstream. some other reviews said it didn't work on asphalt, we have used it on all terrains (asphalt, concerete, gravel, dirt, sand, mud, etc) and have never had an issue. Our set up is a two person operation, so one sits at the tire and moves the gray stopper in place while the other sits at the steering wheel and reverses/drives forward till the trailer is at the right height on the yellow piece. I can see the yellow thing sliding on smoother surfaces if there wasnt someone there to hold it.

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