🟨 Camco Durable Leveling Block Caps - Create Even Surfaces & Maintain Stack Height, 4 Pack (44500), Yellow Review

Excellent modular leveling blocks. Very durable and appears to hold its shape well under stress. I've used them in combination with Camco pads they grip. I would say this is one of my best investments in my trailer. These blocks appear to be made for caravans and possibly 5 wheels. I wouldn't try to use them with large Class A vans as I'm sure those things will deform under the weight of Class A vans. The light weight and the included storage bag is very convenient. They also sell the same…

No problems with them although ours are a few years old they are still in perfect original condition. We usually have ours for use with our corner stabilizers. The less we can lengthen the stabilizers overall, the more solid and less wobbly feeling we get with our setup when camping. I like to have 5 stabilizers under each stabilizer whenever possible. They are lightweight, easy to use and pack up quickly and neatly for later storage.

I bought this 7 months ago but haven't had a chance to use it until last week. They failed miserably. We tried using them under the front wheels of our small Class A motorhome and they slipped, the sides cracked and were generally unusable. I don't understand this as I've seen them under much larger motorhomes. We connect them the way they should go, with two on the bottom tier and one by pinning them together as a 2nd tier up. However, due to the hoop, the first one tilted up and broke away…

I use these blocks under a jack with tongue and wheels on our 33ft ultralight travel trailer and they are GOOD ( like for stacking) and the case in which the blocks are stored), but they are not very durable. They can be an advantage if you always park your house on the sidewalk, but blocks will crack and split if used on gravel (1-1/2" to 2"). They wouldn't break if you used the board under (and in the case of a tongue and groove bushing) under the blocks, but the main reason to BUY these…

Broken on first use. I think you need to use them on smooth surfaces like sidewalks. I smoothed out the gravel and dirt as best I could but 2 of them just broke like they weren't designed to take the weight of the RV. I am very disappointed and very glad that I did not purchase two sets as intended. I hope they refund my money. Very sad. Even though they are designed like Lego, they don't stay together like Lego. If you fine-tune them to be right where you need them, you'll put them together…

RV alignment is a big problem sometimes, but it has to be done. Using such blocks requires them to come together in a specific way. I would like more flexibility. Once they wear a bit, which may not last that long, they can be difficult or impossible to mount. They are prone to breakage on uneven ground and, like other plastic leveling blocks, are easily damaged on gravel. They can slide across paved surfaces while trying to stand on them. I used these blocks and similar blocks along with wood…

They work as is only with thick steps. I used them to align but when they were added I was too far apart from the others. Boards work the same way, but take up more space than they do and weigh a lot more. They make excellent jack pads because they keep the strut legs dry. With a 2 axle trailer you need two packs to get up a row and then you need good chocks to keep the trailer from rolling off. I switched to Anderson. Aligners instead for alignment unless something is more than 3 inches from…