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.

We have had the product just a few months now, but have used them numerous times. This is an amazingly simple yet rugged concept and works fantastic. It takes just a minute or two to level my RV now before setting the stabilizers, before I got the Camper Leveler Chock Kit it could take up to ten or more minutes. The space they save and weight difference between the old wood leveling blocks we use to carry is great as well, Changing to these has freed up a complete cargo box that we carried around in the bed of the truck, so no more up and down to retrieve 2 by material, and my knees are thankful for them as well. I would recommend them to every Trailer or RV owner, because they can be used in so many different applications.

This is a camper necessity. You can level the camper so much quicker in these Anderson blocks are easy to use. I don’t know why I was so hesitant to get them before, but they are absolutely a great tool.

Nobody told us that we needed these until our first leveling experience. It a must have for your RV. Works perfectly

Good, not great. These work ok, but aren't quite the wonder I thought they would be. I still need a spotter to check for level and warn if I'm about to drive off the edge. It takes significant control/finesse with one foot on the gas and the other on the brake, trying to rev the engine "just enough" to move the car/trailer one-more-inch-uphill, but without going over the edge. Then you stomp hard on the brake while the spotter very carefully puts the smaller chocks in place. You cannot put the transmission in park, as there's enough slack in the transmission to roll halfway down the ramp (and I'm afraid I might not get the transmission out of park afterward). This makes me very nervous having my spouses fingers/hands/feet so close to danger. If you take your foot off the brake it immediately rolls back "downhill". I read enough about snap-in-half problems simply driving off of them with 2 axles, so at the end of the trip we repeat the process to remove weight from the the 2 small chocks so they can be carefully kicked out. I still have a set of those orange leveling blocks, and I'm still trying both methods to see which I like best. The jury is still out. I had to shorten 1 about 4 inches to fit between the tandem axles.

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.

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.

Work better than I could have imagined! Leveled my travel trailer in seconds!

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.

Andersen levelers make leveling your trailer a breeze. Very easy to use. The only reason I gave "Easy to Use" 4 stars is because I had to cut one of the levelers down so that it would fit in between my trailer tires. Otherwise, this setup works great.

Of all the things I have bought for my trailer and our camping trips, this by far is the best purchase we made. I have recommended them to many and they work amazing. Have held up for years and in many environments. Stores easily and are easy to transport. Absolute must have.

These are the greatest. The price is a little steep but I think it is worth it. Makes levelling our trailer much easier and you can be more precise at levelling your trailer.