🔶 Camco 21023 FasTen 4x2 RV Leveling Block Set - Dual Tire Stacking with Interlocking Design - Includes T-Handle Carrying System - Yellow (Pack of 10) Review

Well if they are for two rear wheels they definitely won't fit in our motorhome. They're just not wide enough. We use smaller Grade A tires (245/70R19.5) and these blocks are about two inches narrower when placed perpendicular to the tires. In theory this is a great idea, but in practice they fall a bit short. It's also sad because my wife had high hopes for her. She was fed up with all the 2X12 logs I always carried with me to climb up.

Recently bought my first caravan. I got my hands on the Andersen leveler after looking at many reviews but quickly realized that it can be finicky, slippery and difficult to use (at least for a beginner like me) especially when it's a bit snowy for example . Got them instead and found them easy to set up and manage. I'll still use Andersen's solution when conditions are right, but I like having it as a backup (and for stabilizer jacks, for example). I like the little handle that swivels for…

I bought my first set because I liked the idea of the column handle much better than the bag. I read the reviews and found that many of those that said something bad showed pictures that were NOT yellow. So I ordered yellow. I liked them so much I ordered a second set to use as a stack under a sheet piling (instead of wood or cement block). I am VERY happy with them. Sitting in the Florida sun for 2 weeks in a mobile home and then a trip to Michigan (with many stops in between) worked out well.

Very short for our Class C twin RVs. They are JUST wide enough to support the tread. You have to make sure they are positioned correctly or your tires will not be properly supported. Would it kill Camco if they were an inch longer? Another thing I noticed is that each tire rests on four squares, which I think puts a lot of stress on the tire. Camco's solution is to sell you a four-piece kit. Filler caps Leveling blocks that create a smooth, level surface Smart but rather sloppy marketing Great…

I bought these to replace the old 2X6 wood I used to carry in my RV. They are far superior in design and use. I bought a 4X2 (17"X 8.5") instead of a 2X2 for my single wheel camper because you can build interconnected stages (long way 2X2 open) which allows you to build higher level blocks. When you stack 2x6 or 2x2 aligners on top of each other they tend to "spout out" from under the tires. It's not like this. One caveat is that if you're on mud, mud, or gravel, I would recommend that you put…

This is definitely the way to upgrade. Don't underestimate the number of blocks you'll need, as you'll often build a ramp of *at least* ten blocks. Two sets definitely won't overdo it. I have used Camco blocks for many years and have never had a problem with their ability to support the weight of a trailer or with their wear from sun or weather. The set is well designed for carrying and storage. Update: I set up the trailer at a 6 month rental site and leveled the left side of the trailer with…

I use these to level my driveway. Due to the imbalance, I need a complete set for each stabilizer at the front and another set for the jack. They are better than others for this function as they have a simple screw that needs to be removed to use them and there is no case. I have 3 different sets as I have tried different types. The hard ones are very strong, but they hold water, causing the legs to rust. They bead up water and also hold the stabilizer pads well. Another set I own also allows…