Camco Heavy Duty Leveling Blocks | Ideal for Leveling Single Wheels, Double Wheels, Hydraulic Jacks, Tongue Jacks, and More | Yellow | 10-Pack (44505)

Great blocks, very sturdy and work great. My first time out with my new camper I had to use these since my site was really sloped. I actually needed to be 4 blocks high but didn't have enough since I only bought one package. I had to use a couple 2x6's for part of the bottom of the pyramid, which aren't exactly the same height as these blocks so they were bending slightly over the transition between the boards and these bricks. I was a little afraid that they would crack, or not bounce back, but my fears were put to rest when we left. They bounced right back, and stacked just fine with the other blocks, and fit perfectly back in the case. My dad thought they were over priced and not worth it, but after seeing how much better they work than boards, he'll be buying some. I highly recommend at least 2 sets, 3 is probably perfect since you can use some for your stab jacks and tongue, but it's recommended that you use a stack of 2 for heavier loads so you don't crack them. Highly recommended!

I purchased 2 more sets of these they work so well. I had gotten one set locally, and while the carry / storage bag was snug and difficult to re-fill, they work. They do what they are supposed to, support wheels, tongue jack or stabilizing jacks with ease. They are easy to hose off when you are done if you had a rainy night and debris from your site sticks to them. The 2 sets ordered from Amazon had nicer carrying bags, so they are much easier to stow. There are chock ends available for them as well, but I use between the wheel chocks so these worked just fine stacked to the height I need. They only thing i'd ask for is a half height set for those 'close' sites. BUT, you can always stack one level on one side and two on the other, which nets you a full lift on one side and a lift and a half on the other. Great buy.

I knew I needed something better to level our RV and to put under the stabilizers, but was unsure what to get. Up to this point, I'd simply thrown some extra bricks and some 2x6's in the storage bin to serve as a level and stabilizer blocks. Now my family is planning on going fulltime in our RV for an extended time (up to a year, possibly). I didn't want to have all of that extra weight and space being used by bricks and 2x6s, so I search for another alternative. I was concerned about using something that was just "plastic" that might break or that had openings that will fill with dirt and rocks. I bought these because of the brand, reviews and the design and I'm very happy with them so far. They interlock like "legos" so that's what my kids actually call them! There are 10 in the package and I bought 2 sets to serve as the block under all of the stabilizers, the tongue and also levelers for the tires. I haven't used them to level the tires yet, but I have had them under the stabilizers and the tongue jack and they have performed perfectly. They are lightweight, functional and store neatly in the bag. The bag is a bit flimsy and I am not sure how long it will last, however, I'll just replace it with a cheap duffel bag if necessary.

I am new to RVing, and used these on our first trip while dry camping. I purchased these to put under my jacks because one of the pictures show it with a jack on it, despite the fact that they are not specifically called "jack blocks/pads". When we leveled or RV, each of the pads sank about 1-2 inches into the ground, but I suspect that without the pads, leveling would have been impossible. When I retracted my jacks, 2 of the blocks were somewhat damaged. Not cracked, but dented or "smushed" from the jack itself. Again, being a newbie, I'm not sure if this is user error, but a photo on the product page clearly shows a jack being used on the block. It did do the job, but durability may be an issue and this might end up being a once every year or two purchase. I don't mind because they aren't overly expensive and come with blocks to spare, and are not made in China. They also come in a nice travel bag, so I erred on the 4-star side.

I ordered your product the camco heavy duty leveling blocks on June 25, 2022. I just now opened to product to use it on July 6th, 2022 since I'm camping with my family. Upon opening the carrying bags for use I found that one of the blocks was not usable due to being shattered in the bag. When I removed them from the bag I found the broken block and broken plastic pieces in the bottom of the bag. I was wondering if I needed to return the product or if I could please get a replacement of this product. By the way other than one broken block it is an amazing product. 👍👍 Very easy to use they are just adult Legos haha. The stability is great just a little sketchy using for the first time, much better than using stacked boards like we have done in the past. Best and safest bang for our buck.

Works great for leveling trailer. Easy to use, lock together so they stay put when used.

The blocks do the job, seem very sturdy and stable compared to the cheap orange ones we had; this is our second set. The storage bag is of poor construction, the zipper on the second set did not work well, jammed and stuck. Contacting the company to request a replacement bag, did not help; they failed to respond to my email. So I will find a tote to store them in.

I was skeptical when I purchased these. However, having now used them, I am impressed. They are incredibly sturdy. They work as described and will hold up to quite a bit of abuse and use. They lock together very easily and make it so easy to level your trailer or 5th wheel. Collection is just as easy. They just lift apart as easily as they went together. They're also very easy to put back into the bag. I highly recommend these!

I have a 24' Salem Forest River dual wheel travel trailer and I have used these blocks under the wheels to raise the trailer and make it level. They lock together like Lego blocks and are super solid and hold the trailer weight with ease. They fit nicely in their travel bag are light and are super compact for storage. I will be buying a couple more sets for next summer to be used under the stabilizing jacks and Jack stand.

Alles gut

Excellent to level a travel trailer, motorhome or truck that needs to be parked on an uneven site. Comes in a handy storage bag. You can use the leveling blocks from a couple packs to build a ramp if the ground is very uneven and the stack of blocks would be too high to get backed onto. You can also use these blocks under the stabilizers to keep them from sinking into soft or muddy ground. If your stabilizer jacks don’t reach the ground after the leveling blocks are under the tires, use a cinder block, brick or block/plank of wood to help the stabilizer to make contact with the ground.

I’ve used these for many purposes. Leveling the RV, picnic tables, a makeshift saw horse. Mostly use them under stabilizer jacks and the tongue jack. I had been using 2x6 boards, 6x6 scraps etc. I’ve really come to appreciate the reduced weight, tidy, compact size, and versatility. And weight and space matter! Some sites required many piled boards that might slip or sink, get wet, rot etc. I just don’t have to worry with these. I’ve driven over them on my crushed rock driveway and haven’t been able to break one yet. I used for 2 seasons without the flat caps and they work well enough under the stabilizers, you just need to fuss a bit with placement for maximum contact. For the tongue jack you can line it up with your feet while lowering the jack. My only gripe is the flat caps should come with them at this price and they are a bit pricy. I’ve seen other brands that are more or less the same thing for less money. I can’t say they are a bad idea, but Camco does have pretty decent quality and a few other items that integrate with these.

Received these levelling blocks early. I have a dual axle fifth wheel and noticed that if I have to raise the wheels three blocks high, I will have to purchase another set in order to do this in order to raise both wheels to this level. Hopefully I will not have to do this, as I think two levels would be sufficient. I think they will work really well and having a bag to store them in is very convenient for storing.