Wood Blocks VS Curved Levelers - Which is EASIER to Use? 

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We have been using the curved levelers for about 4-5 years and they are so easy…we love them. ✌️

You are so much fun to watch (!) and your videos are so so informative. Thanks for the info…I’ve never heard of these but I’m going to check them out. 🌺

We have been using these levelers since we started camping in our 2022 LGM with great results. My son-in-law uses the wood planks that are really hard to carry around but he has the strength to deal with them. I would heartily recommend the rolling ones.

I am a newbie, got my first rv ( class C) so I have only moved my rv 3 times now. First time I used the boards. It wasn't a good experience. It took me many attempts to get close to level. Second time , I got leveling blocks. It was a lot better but it still took a few attempts and never got it perfect. Third time I used the curved levelers. First try and I got it perfect. I love these things❤❤❤.

Thank you for the recommendation on a brand. I have been using wood blocks. So far so good. But I know the time will come that they don’t work well. I haven’t even begun to look or research. I have come to trust you because you are a woman, camp little, and you drive a Glad so of course I trust you.

On our Casita I welded plates, then bolted on Bal 24002D scissor jacks - they have worked great for 6 years, leveling and storage. I use a drill & ratchet to adjust.

We have been thinking about them, but haven't bought them yet. They do look quite easy to use, so thanks for the video about them.

Wow! That looked so much easier!

Thanks so much for your review! Incredibly helpful!

I just bought some of these for my 2 axle. Will use them soon.

Always love your videos! Thanks for sharing!

We have actually been talking about getting some of these. They look like they would be much easier to use than the Orange blocks. Lynn and Danny

I bought the Camco version and love it. Takes me all of a Nano second to adjust. I don't use a slip mat either.

Good topic Randi. I have the stacking blocks like legos & overall they work well. I have wondered about this product and appreciate what you presented. We have a dual axel so I suppose we would need two if we choose to up our game. Thank you!

Great review! A tip for you as well: when placing or removing the chock, don’t put your thumb between the tire and the chock! In case the rv settles at that moment.

I’ll have to check theses out also have you tried the tire leveler you don’t even have to back it up on anything just put it up under the lower wheel and crank it up

You convinced me!

I found this video you made awhile back…great as usual!

Curved levelers are definitely easier to use. When I got my trailer, Andersons were the only ones available and they were expensive. So I made my own out of wood. Cost me almost nothing since I already had the wood left over from another project.

To make leveling with leveler even easier (I use an Andersen Leveler), add a Level Mate Pro to the camper. With that combo you can level in about 5 minutes.

No mistake is stupid if you learned from it

Great review they look like they would be easy to use I think we all started out with wood blocks I’ve upgraded to the orange Lego blocks and they work great for me I have a tandem axle trailer and I’d be worried that one would slip and the other would grab if they work great for you that’s wonderful thanks from Wisconsin

I use curved levelers 90% of the time, I do keep Lego style levelers in the rig for off grid camping when things. can get a little wonky

I ordered the plastic ramps and out of the box I notice they are 6 inch wide. My tire foot print is 8+ inch. No way no how would I leave my 8 inch RV tires sitting on 6 inch blocks!

I have always used wood blocks modified so that they hold together and level up to 6 inches. Have had no problems with them. The curved levelers would be much easier to use, especially with a second person to be watching the level and inserting the wedge.

Just thought I'd share that it is much harder to back a trailer onto blocks or levelers than it is to pull them forward onto the levelers. It's also easier on your tow vehicle transmission.

Curved levelers for sure.

We have used both wooden blocks and Andersen Levelers. The Andersen Levelers do such a better job! P.S. Not stupid because we all learn from trial and error. :)

You look very glamorous. Are thinking of starting an infomercial for TV showing new camping products. You would do a great job.

Now you need to get the level mate pro and that will make it so much easier when you're by yourself. 😊

Team curved levelers from day one. Never would have anything else (except auto leveling😉)

So do you have to watch the leveler when you back up?

I use wood blocks.

Hi whatcha up to hope all is well prayers 4 healing and unspoken also prayers 4 everyone and bless great healthy peaceful safe journeys travels and happy camping in the name of the Creator God and Jesus and the Holy Ghost Amen much honor and respect keep walking tall hugs cool cool video many blessings 🚌🌅🌌⛺🌄🏞🏖 👍👍💪🙂👍👍

Carmtek are made in China. No thanks. There are U.S. made options.