Customer Reviews for VEVOR Camper Leveler, 14 Pack, HDPE RV Leveling Blocks, Includes Two Curved Levelers, Four Chocks, Four Pads, Two Anti-Slip Mats, One Step & Carry Bag, Heavy Duty Leveler for Camper Up to 35,000 Lbs

So easy to use. Avoids crawling and stooping multiple times to get correct level on camper. I am over 65 and this one product has saved my back and knees!

These levelers are rated very high, except the slipping issue. I saw someone on line add a strip of 3M 80 grip tape to each. Perfect!! Andersen, you should put this on before the sale. Definitely make them number one!

These leveling blocks are very well made and quite easy to use.

We use to level out our RV trailer we we go to Rv hookup sites . Really help level out our RV.

We’ve only used these once on our first camping trip. However, I’ve camped my whole life and seen my parents yell about leveling the camper. Heated... in contrast - the husband and I were able to get it level in two tries and no one had to apologize. I wish my parents had had these. ;)

I am upset at myself for not purchasing them sooner. It made leveling the camper a breeze, put a level on the side and drive up until the camper is lever. Then chock it. Doesnt get much eaiser. No more guessing with the stackable levelers.

These are awesome. Ensure you buy the rubber mats for them before using on gravel

this leveling system is by far the easiest way to level your trailer (up to 4 inches) and is so nice not to have to argue with my wife about how many lego blocks to put under the tires. should have gotten these years ago.

Ordered this to replace the pieces of wood I've been using to level my popup. These take up less space than the wood and are much easier for my better half to place when we're getting ready to level. Can't get any easier than using these for leveling.

These work great. I was a little hesitant to spend this much money for some plastic wedges so I put it off for a year. Then my friend bought a set and I saw how well they worked. I no longer have to carry around 2x6 lumber and plastic blocks to put under the wheels. I did have to cut about an inch off of one of the wedges so I could get it between the tires. My 3500 lb. Lippert axles on my travel trailer are a little close together.