🚧 RV Leveling Blockaholic - Heavy Duty Pads with Built-in Ramps and Quick Release Carrying Strap - Extra Large for Enhanced Performance Review

We have a heavy (>16,000lb) five wheeler motor home. We put them right on the ground to help the levelers. Very durable and easy to transport between trips.

When we opened the box they seemed really strong and we were thrilled. But then, after using them twice to put under our Jayco Seneca's tires and levelers, we crushed a few of them. We ended up just buying a couple of 2x8s and cutting them into squares which is much stronger and for the same price.

I used them on a fairly light Econoline van. When first used they ripped and parts broke off. I'm using them now for an ultra light professional city van (about the size of a small car). They break more every time I use them. I suspect I'll have four or five uses before they all break too badly to be usable. Sad……….

I don't know why the manufacturer used such a fragile material for this application. I drove up to them on level ground and the trailer literally broke the blocks - not once, but three times. The fragments scattered in a 7-8 foot radius. I bought two boxes ($90 total) and have already broken 10 of them. You would think they would be made out of a more flexible material. I think I'll look for something else.

On the positive side, they are slightly larger than orange and have a beveled edge to help step onto blocks. The downside is that they are brittle and will break. You CANNOT use them on gravel. You will destroy yourself. I lost 6 of them in a parking lot and I have a van. If you just park like a concrete/tarmac slab then they're probably fine otherwise they'll collapse. Avoid.

I really didn't like this product and wanted to return it, but my return time had expired. I didn't try it right away. I haven't seen a way to do this to get the tandem wheelset high enough to level my trailer on my ride. Also, these blocks slide on any hard surface. And there just weren't enough blocks to fit under a set of tandem wheels and go up two inches. In fact, I've found it's a lot easier to work with two boards about 5 feet long. I might use it under my electrical jacks some time…

These leveling blocks were a little more expensive than others but still cost a little more. I bought a set to try them out and then bought a second set two weeks later because they work well. They are big, easy to drive and connect securely to each other. We use them for leveling under our tires and under our stabilizer bars and jacks. I also like the storage strap instead of the pouch that the other blocks come with. The tape keeps them neatly together and allows you to wash all 10 blocks at…

None of the alignment blocks on Amazon have good reviews so I decided to give them a try. big mistake! I don't check many things but this is sooo bad I should have tried to warn others! As others have pointed out, they break and they shatter into small pieces all over the place, which you then have to lift. Like others, I didn't use them enough to realize how awful they were before the return window was up. I have since received these which work MUCH better! Camco 44527 Fasten XL Heavy Duty…