Andersen Hitches 2-Pack Camper Leveler Blocks for RVs and Trailers Up to 30000 lbs Precise 1/2 to 4 Inch Leveling Made in USA

These are the best for leveling your RV. They are easy to use and very well built. I wish that I had them 20 years ago.

As we were getting ready for an extended road trip to visit a number of states in the USA. knowing we would be setting-up and tearing-down numerous times, I purchased a set of Anderson Levelers and a LevelMate Pro 2. We've been on the road for just over 2 months and we're in our 30th campsite of the trip. The Andersons and LevelMate Pro have been lifesavers! I can't imagine the frustration these two tools have eliminated. We get the travel trailer somewhat positioned on the site, I jump out and turn the unit on that is attached to a closet brace while my wife pulls out the Andersons, I watch the app come up on the phone and then indicate to wife which side and how much, she sets the levelers, creep up and done! When setting up on gravel sites the levelers tend to scoot out from under the tires. As luck would have it, I just happened to have a piece of 1/2" plywood that's 4'x2' in the back of the truck and drive up on it until the rear tire starts to get onto the plywood, then set Anderson. At one campsite the trailer needed 5" up. On gravel or other soft surfaces I use 2'x2"x10" squares for jack level pads. I first laid down the plywood, then positioned the 2x10 pads and got the front tire up and the rear just up on the pads, then set the Andersons, Bingo! I see some folks have had issues, but so far these have performed as advertised. Before I'd check level with a 4' level, then set out yellow plastic square pads, set trailer, check, adjust, get mad, try again, resist temptation to set fire to trailer, swear to sell trailer upon return home. Andersons and LevelMate-only way to go. Granted, the two tools together are a bit pricey, but they sure make set-up so much simplier.

As a newbie RV owner, the leveling of our new motorhome was a large concern for me. I read everything that I could about options and systems, and decided to try this Anderson system. I bought it solely for the uniqueness and how it made more sense to me than did stacking blocks. The first trip out we pulled into the camping spot and the RV was absolutely LEVEL! I felt cheated because I didn't get a chance to try out my new Anderson system!!The second time out, we were level side to side, but the front was low. I inserted the leveling system in front of the tires and my wife, who hadn't ever driven our new RV, eased it forward up the ramps and held it there while I kicked in the wedges. DONE. How easy and quick! We were absolutely amazed and couldn't have been happier. Reversing the system was just as easy as Debbie put a slight forward pressure on the ramps which released the wedges and then down the ramps the RV came. What a joy this system is. The Anderson system takes the fuss and multiple tries out of leveling these large vehicles so that you can get right to enjoying the things that you went camping for.

Heavy duty. Work great for leveling and chocking. Recommend getting the rubber pads to keep them from digging into soft dirt/gravel

First off, glad I bought them as a leveling option...but, would def not have as the only option. I still have some lego type blocks, but these are my first option for a site. Here are a few notables:1) tandem axle spacing - if tires are closely spaced, you may not be able to get the second leveler in between tires to drive up onto.2) the material is pretty slick (surface) and it is possible on some surfaces that they slide/push as you are trying drive up particularly if you don't start with nudging/kicking them under the tire before driving up. Heard of people using grit tape or roughing up surface for traction but haven't tried myself.3) easy to roll up and adjust - a second person to tell you when to stop helps. Be sure to put on parking brake securely and wedge the back of the tire well before disconnecting or might get a little rollback and possibly back out of level a little.4) heard of cracking issues, but I suspect a couple things...might be more of an issue on concrete surfaces where the load (PSI) is very focused (i.e. much higher stress point) and possibly on a rock. (Picture your bare feet on a rock versus on ball of foot versus foot flat on the ground and the various pressure distribution!)5) on very sand ground used recently and they worked well but while driving up they "pushed" into the sand a little so had to drive up a little further to get the proper height gain.6) This is just an estimate because it depends on ground material but can raise up to 4" height.7) I didn't see the option to buy the bag and rubber slip sheet but I can see those possibly being handy (mainly the rubber slip sheet)8) Bottom line, I would recommend them to be a part of your leveling kit if the tire spacing is not an issue. When I pull up to a site I try these first unless site is too unlevel. Too unlevel means I go to the stacking blocks (a bunch of them) or combine with wood blocks.

I had to cut a little off the end to fit between my tires, but that was no big deal. It tells you in the instructions how much you can take off. Very easy to use. I just back the camper into the spot. Check the level side to side. Position the wedges under the low side pull up on them until you are level. Then put the smaller wedges behind the wheels to hold them steady and your done . It's just that quick and easy. The hardest part is shelling out the money to buy them, they are kind of pricey.P.S. I saw in other reviews that some people had trouble with them breaking. I think it is because they had larger diameter tires compared to the smaller curve of the wedges so all the weight was only supported at the ends and not in the middle causing them to fail.

Sturdy, great quality and perfect for our camper

Was a little skeptical, but the reviews were great. We had to cut off about 4 1/2 inches of one to fit between the tires, this took a bit of grinding, but eventually got it to the correct size. They work GREAT! Super, super easy to use. Takes just about 30 seconds to level the trailer, you can't get much better than that! One issue we found (nothing to do with the product, just implementation...) when we backed up at one site, the opposite tire went into a little hole and we had to adjust the side we put the levelers. We also bought the jack kit, but thankfully haven't had to use it!We definitely would recommend these to anyone!

We recently used these for a camping trip and, honestly, they worked so well. Once you understand how to use them it truly does make setting up and levelling much easier. My reason for 4 stars on sturdiness is that one chock piece has already cracked a little but it does not seem to impact the functionality at this point. I will admit it is likely due to user error, but still - given the price for one set I would not have expected to see that so soon. We do believe it was a good investment though and would highly recommend.

Great product. No more loading up with boards to help level our travel trailer. Simple to use and heavy duty.

Levelers do what advertisement says. Easy to level trailer in one motion ( first time ) only draw back is that they sink in soft ground.

Great idea! Also I have the levelmatepro installed and use the app on my phone so you can level it while your in the truck.

These make levelling your trailer (from side to side) a breeze. No more fussing with pyramids, no more messing with 2x4s, these are super easy to use. Lie them down, roll on, and chock up. Done.The only time they haven't worked amazingly was in soft ground when we needed to try to raise up 3+ inches, the sheer weight on the corner of the wedge just sunk these down.In every other instance, these are my go-to, set-it-and-forget-it, never fail option.