Review on 🚐 Beech Lane Camper Leveling Kit - 2 Pack for Precise Leveling, Includes Curved Levelers, Chocks, Rubber Grip Mats, and Carrying Bag by Antonio Gonzalez

The only reason I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5 has more to do with the order than the product. The Revain's description clearly stated that rubber mats were included, but when they arrived they weren't there. I contacted the seller and he rectified the situation by sending rubber mats with delivery within 2 days. I don't know, I might have to update this in a few weeks, but I've leveled a trailer with these levelers before and it was the easiest leveling job I've ever done. A note and IMPORTANT suggestion about my leveling process is that my trailer has LevelMATE PRO installed (https://www.amazon.com/LevelMatePRO-Bluetooth®-Vehicle-Leveling-System/dp/B01FGGSWPW). This allows me to see the level of the trailer from the tractor seat via my smartphone (iPhone). I'm just getting ready for my first back-to-back ride in my trailer, which I pulled from a storage area outside my house a few days ago. I wanted the fridge to be cold, so I wanted to level the trailer while it's being cleaned and loaded in front of the house. When I first stopped I noticed that the passenger side should rise about 2.5 inches. I put the levelers on the rubber pads which finally arrived and got back into my truck. I slowly walked forward and looked at my phone screen. As I pulled forward the passenger side came up and said it was level. I parked, braked, chocked, then unhitched the trailer and leveled it back and forth. Levelers have made this a lot easier than trying to figure out how many blocks to lay out. As I said, I will be doing two consecutive trips. The first will park on sandy soil, so I prepared boards that both sides will rest on. The next ride will be in dense dirt/grass where I probably won't need mats or boards.