Andersen Camper Leveler - level your trailer on the first try!

The new Camper Leveler from Andersen Hitches. Level your trailer on the first try! Simple, easy and compact. Made in the USA from recycled materials, the Camper Leveler is built tough and built to last!
Every Camper Leveler ships with a companion TUFF Chock that can be used separately if you are not using the Leveler.
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[@justice9829]

Best thing I have ever bought for my 28' trailer ! So easy to use ! Thanks !

[@ljellison1950]

We purchased these last summer and all I can say is "WOW". These are the simplest way to level. And they should last a lifetime. Good investment.

[@bblue1231]

I have been using this system for a while and have loved it I put a level on back bumper and have my wife stand back there and watch the level and stop me when we get level it is a great system

[@GaryCameron780]

I have a set of these and they are awesome! Especially for people who may be traveling alone. I recommend spending the extra and purchasing the entire Camper Gear Duffel Bag that these are included with.

[@deannaimbro7433]

Just used my anderson levelers this week and it was crazy simple, and worked like a charm! We are first time trailer owners, and didn't have a clue of how to level the thing...thank goodness for these! I can't imagine trying any other way. I have a picture of a small toad that made the large circle it's home for the weekend too!

[@gwennix9744]

I recently purchased these levelers for my 27-foot travel trailer. They work great! So easy to use. Fortunately, they fit with the tandem axle. Leveling is so much simpler and quicker. A great accessory for any RVer!

[@alularussell778]

I'm not easily sold on gadgets, but after dragging my feet I bought these levelers. Sorry I waited. My wife was sick of my cool stack of 2X6 wood splinter givers. I love these things and my wife has given me several atta boys for seeing the light. These levelers are golden.

[@ray_biker7406]

This is a perfect example of perfect engineering solution. It's simple, effective and reliable. Great job!

[@KU9L]

This should work great with our new travel trailer, thanks for the show and tell!

[@JasonWh]

An expected benefit for those of us who stay longer term is these will absolutely prevent flat spotting and sidewall rot from long term, single spots ground contact.

[@greenhornet8703]

We bought a pair of the Anderson Levelers for 2016. They are awesome! We made one modification. I drilled out the small hole up front and made a hole in the chock block and secured a rope through each hole. This keeps the pieces together for Grab-N-Go transport/storage.

[@Edwardsjourney]

Great idea!

[@weathergeek27]

The manufacturer should use your idea.

[@garycampbell8663]

That is the slickest thing ive ever sine you all rock.

[@NIGHTMARERICA]

Things were great. Interesting way to check if your camper is horizontally level though haha

[@ericj810]

It is better then some other methods at getting a level camper. Easy to use alone or with help with single/dual or triple axle campers, im sold on it!

[@sbrackets]

Watched this video a couple weeks ago, looked easy to use so I went to my local RV dealer and purchased this Leveler system. Worked like a champ on my Popup camper the first time driving up on it. Now Idon't have a issue with my camper door not attaching correctly to the camper because not being level from side to side. I hve been close in the past by using wood planks, not have never been exact on the bubble as needed. Trust me, this does work.

[@horselady43]

Just bought a pop up. Would I need 1 for each side. I'm new at this

[@daytondave3034]

@@horselady43 Just one side is all you need.

[@andersenhitches]

ANSWER 2 - Yes, we have had a few Camper Levelers break under varying conditions. Out of 100,000 units we see a failure rate of 0.003% or three thousandths of a percent (3 per 1,000). We are currently upgrading our manufacturing process which we are confident will reduce that number by more than half. Of course, the good news is that we do have a 3 year replacement warranty on all of our plastic products, so you're covered!

[@rrjnr]

Failure rate of 0.003% or "3 per 1000"? They're not the same. Which is correct?

[@Glampinlife]

Looking forward to trying out a set with our 2016 Jayco Seismic Wave 310 and making some review videos as we use it on different trip and types of camping lots.

[@MikeyGee001]

We have them and they are great .. IF the ground you are on is solid. We have been in spots where the gravel is soft from rain and or a sandy spot and these sink into the ground. Again, great poduct, and works awesome .. with the right conditions.

[@ZonaJim]

If you are on soft ground, put a piece of exterior grade plywood down first. It will help spread the load.

[@AllaroundNbackagain]

Probably great for super hard surfaces but prepared and bring some plywood or lumber strips if you’re camping in a wet or soft area.

[@konavader]

I own a lance trailer, I recently purchased the Andersen set for our trailer however the axles are configured to close together to effectively use this system flawlessly, I tried the only few options you could try, only to either drive off, which spits out the leveler pretty aggressively, or beat it out with a heavy hammer. Cutting off a inch or more from the approach end maybe the only solution. Aloha

[@andersenhitches]

In answer to some of the questions and concerns below… ANSWER 1 - yes, we do recommend one leveler per axle. We showed one leveler on the dual axle trailer in the video clip just to show it CAN work, but as correctly stated below, you won't quite get full height.

[@mildside322]

Ingenious design.

[@ween659]

Actually I've seen the same design made from rubber - like the chocks that semis use - which weigh much more than these plastic ones.

[@andersenhitches]

Elaine Danan The rubber version your refer to is our original Camper Leveler which was discontinued in early 2013. The original rubber leveler worked pretty much the same as the current one but was shorter, heavier, and not cost effective.

[@bweatherman1952]

Great useful product, use them on every campground with sites that aren’t level.

[@jeremykaufffman5167]

Question, I have used these before and loved them, however this weekend I used the leveler and I'm guessing because there was still tension from pulling it up on the leveler, my ball on my hitch got stuck in the coupler and I couldn't get it unhooked. I had to rock it to get it to drop and it scared the crap out of me as the jack was swaying on the wood I had it sitting on. Luckily I had all the wheels chalked so it didn't fall, but is this a common issue? Any suggestions on how to keep this from happening?

[@schwabingos]

Had one for our single axel RPOD but now with the new Lance-2185 dual axel I can't get seem to fit the second leveler between the two axel. Any ideas?

[@timquist8437]

A must-have.

[@DarkEnergyStudios]

Some shots you show one leveler, some shots you show two being used, even with a tandem axle trailer. When would you use 2 levelers? Doesn't just using one give less lift since the second axle stays on the ground?

[@utsandstone]

I don't have them yet but will buy. Now, I use 2x4s and most of the time raising just one wheel of a tandem works fine.

[@jackplutte8293]

...really looks good...I went to your site because of a letter in the latest issue of Trailer Life highly praising the product...I've never used a large level on the side as shown...are you leveling to the top bubble?

[@bacc1316]

Can you use these on a motorhome with two rear tires. And do you need to use one under each tire

[@lindawalsh3258]

How do you get a side-to-side reading by putting the level upright on the side of the trailer? I always put it on the bumper.

[@KarenMcLain]

How are they to use with just one person setting up camp solo. Do you have any videos or tips?

[@GaryCameron780]

I use mine solo all the time and love them! With practice I've gotten used to judging how far I need to move without having a helper to guide me.

[@Kreeves11674]

Can you use this in place of your rapid jack? And vice versa?

[@hoosierkidstv3911]

Great product guys! Are you doing any promotions this year??

[@cynziaself7585]

I just bought an old 24' 1986 Prowler. Has anyone used these on their camper and if so how did they find it to work?

[@driftwolf]

Have a set, use them all the time for the work trailer. Fairly happy with them, and not too hard with just one person. But they really sink into any softer ground, much more than the tires will. Make sure you put a wider base under them before using on softer ground. Also, sometimes 4" adjustment isn't enough, so I'm looking for alternative solutions. My temporary solution right now is to use extra 2x10's underneath, then use these for the "final" adjustment. Pain in the arse, but it works.

[@greglampkin5125]

I have found these levellers slide along the ground as I’m trying to drive onto them especially on grass

[@ow-my-achilles1106]

I love how easy this system is to use camping alone with a bluetooth level detector/transmitter in the trailer and the phone app. The only downside I have ever found using my Andersen levelers is soft terrain. I carry a couple of small planks of pressure treated plywood to have the levelers sit on when the ground at a site is soft (grass/hay field typically). The Andersen will just sink right down into soil like this, over time, over night. But having a plank underneath solves it.

[@Blakehx]

Used these with no problem on our travel trailer but can’t make them work on our Class C! I’ve tried the rubber mats and the grip / tread tape but the front tires just push them instead of rolling up onto them! Any ideas or tips?

[@HarryGreen333]

Look great, EXCEPT what if need to level on 2 Axis? For a Truck Camper, say the front is lower than the rear, so need blocks under both rear wheels, AND you’re on a slope left-right, so need 1.5” on the right and 4” on the left (which seems to happen ~50% of the time boondocking in back country to me). How would these work?

[@charlottedumouchel3462]

Bonjour, j'ai une roulotte hybride 19'' pieds avec 2 essieux. Pour l'instant, j'ai un set. Est-ce qu'il m'en faut un autre?? Et je met le leveler de chaque côté ou un devant l'autre ?

[@ScottCheng]

How to cut the tip to reduce the total length? My trailer have very ride space in between 2 axle.

[@Yakie25]

Can I use these for a long period of time? A few months during winter?

[@mdubg01]

So would I need two sets since I have two axles with four wheels? We just bought a travel trailer and are looking into these

[@apriljam4162]

Do you stock in the UK? Thanks

[@enterprise59]

Neat idea.. but I'd worry about the chuck slippy out while in use unless there are anti slippage built in.

[@davva360]

***** If I would using these I would chuck the wheels on the other side of the trailer too. I dont think it would move if you did that.

[@theCrankyYankee]

For a tandem axle RV, do you need the leveler under each wheel? (Needing 4 levelers instead of two?)

[@popeyeandy959]

I would say 2 levelers. Both on the same side of the camper. No need to lift both sides to level the trailer as only one side will need to be raised.

[@demarianmckenzie740]

Do you have to buy them for both sides or one side will work to level? I have a 32ft camper

[@kr8102]

Driving off I could see a chance for them being wedged up and under the rv. Better to drive off the same way you went on.

[@andersenhitches]

If the frame of your trailer is lower than standard, there's a chance the leveler may wedge, although we haven't heard of that happening yet. On hard surfaces we recommend driving off the same way you drove on since the leveler may 'shoot' out if you drive over it. Probably won't hurt the leveler, but the startled dog standing nearby might run for miles before you catch him!

[@GaryCameron780]

I've had my set for a year now. I've driven over them with my 22' Trail Cruiser. Not a huge deal though I do it super slow then stop and retrieve them as soon as they kick free. Haven't tried them on a paved surface as paved areas are usually level to begin with.

[@TraderRoss]

wow these look great, now only if I had any money left after buying the new 5er.

[@andersenhitches]

Luckily, the Camper Leveler won't take nearly as long to save up for as your new 5er did. Don't forget to also check out our Ultimate 5th Wheel Connection to make towing your new 5er a breeze! We are doing another giveaway on our Facebook page in April, and one of the prizes we are giving away is the Camper Leveler. So if you want to try your luck, maybe you could win yourself a Camper Leveler! Details will all be on our Facebook page.

[@phillipmartin9568]

Andersen Hitches

[@summervogel467]

Will this level both front to back and side to side?

[@Laptopdog78]

Can I get these in the UK?

[@LittleLadyk2002]

what is the cost? where is the link to purchase?

[@simplygreatrealestate310]

Can I level the trailer side to side with a level on the side wall of the RV as shown in the video? I'm laying it flat inside the trailer...

[@TankGunner84]

If the side wall is is level as shown the floor will be level from side to side also. Then you just have to level it front to back but you can use the level on the rear wall in the same Manner assuming all walls are square. It should be close enough anyways most houses aren’t perfectly level and no one ever knows.

[@michellebohannan4449]

Great product and have used them three or four times and unfortunately one of the large ramps broke about three inches from the tip. Is there a warranty period? Bought them in April 2015.

[@Edwardsjourney]

Large ramp? Do they come in different sizes?

[@terrymathena2100]

On a tandem axle 26 ft travel trailer the second set will not fit between tires. Do you need 2 on that side? If so, what do you do

[@brucered]

Cut one per the instructions. They work on our 19' dual axle.

[@sonyuqualls759]

Would there be a problem using these with scissor chocks between the wheels?

[@frogg3074]

+sonyu qualls I chock mine still even with these levelers

[@crossnetworkllc]

I'm going to be full timing in my destination trailer, is it ok to keep these LEVELERS on 365?

[@trentt5742]

did you ever get an answer?

[@Juggernugget8]

I just purchased one of these and I love it. I took it with me last weekend with my brand new Starcraft Launch 16b as it was the first time using both the leveler and the RV. I drove off it at the end of the trip like you said in the video, but it looked sketchy, the trailer sort of "bounced" a bit. Is it possible to bend the axle by doing this, or is it safe to do?

[@andrewanderseninc]

Jugger C. Great question. On hard surfaces you will feel a little bit more of a drop as you go over the tall edge of the Camper Leveler. It won't hurt your axles at all - your axles are built to handle far more than the small drop down off the Camper Leveler. If you are concerned though, you can simply back off of the Leveler(s) when you're done too.

[@Juggernugget8]

Andersen Hitches Thank You!

[@christianwolfe9282]

Do you still require the use of a wheel chock if you're using this leveler?

[@Blakehx]

Technically no but yes… use X-Chocks… they’re a bit over priced but SSOOO worth it!

[@craigarcher3218]

Fantastic Idea,I cant seem to find anything like this down under,any chance of being able to get them in Australia.

[@andersenhitches]

Craig Archer You are in luck, seeing as we have a great rep down under. He will be able to take care of you, and get you set up with any of our Andersen products. Here's the info you need: TITAN Trailer Brakes Pty Ltd 16/26-34 Weippin St Cleveland Qld 4163 Email: [e-mail] Phone: [phone] If you have any other questions, contact us at [e-mail]

[@craigarcher3218]

Andersen Hitches Thank you thats fantastic I will contact him.Kind Regards Craig

[@davva360]

I really want to try these but I have a double axel trailer and don't want to have to cut one of them down. Does anyone know what the minimum space between the wheels has to be for them to work without the need to cut?

[@rolloverriderpgr]

+davva360 When parking you do not have to have both axles on a block as the one that is on the block is now holding the trailer up. The dual axle is for stability and to be legal within weights set by DOT regulations. Does not matter when in park! Either axle can be used. The front for pulling on to the leveler or the back axle to back onto it. To the one asking about how to do it when single? Easy. You know how many inches you need to go by your degree markings on your RV's level. After a few setups you should know how many inches a degree is and watch the leveler block as you pull on or just keep moving back and forth and the walk of shame after the first time to get level! It is good exercise! I make a mark on the ground that is about the distance I need to move the rig according to where I am on the block and have a set point on the "rocket board" or step on the rig and as I move forward or backwards to get the final level. I align the marks up and I should be where I need to be. Being alone and setting up is only as hard as you make it. I like easy! Blue Sky's and Safe Journeys!

[@ChannelOne-1]

I can only use one of these on a double axle trav trailer as you can’t fit a second one between the tires.., it’s too long.

[@anthonydesimone6706]

Brad K you have to cut a couple inches off of one to fit between the axel

[@mrTminer]

Retail Price: $39.99 (USA) (kit includes leveler and chock)

[@aceyallan]

If I have a 6 axle RV how many of these do I need? And do they just go one side of the RV?

[@brucered]

You only need to level one side of the trailer.

[@wildernessman760]

What if the highest point on the leveler still isn't enough? Then do you have to guess how thick of boards to place under it?

[@coyoteodie4458]

Dig out on the opposite side. And remember, if you have slide outs, put your stabilizers down on the slide out side first. Less tilt from the slide out weight that way.

[@jaybystrom5493]

Is there any problem using them on soft surfaces such as sand, when camping in the sand dunes?

[@andersenhitches]

No problem at all. Of course, they will sink a little into the soft surface giving you less lift, but they will work.

[@paddlingfool64]

Rubbish, they sink into any soft ground

[@LaurieFloodTeacher]

Hi, I have a cargo trailer that I have converted to be an RV. It is small and only has a single axle and no brake. Will this chock the wheel well enough to be safe? I am afraid the trailer might roll off of this, with no brake. If not, is there another product you have for those of us with trailers that are small without their own brakes? I can see the chock for rolling backward, but what if there is a rolling forward issue?

[@jimr7258]

Laurie Flood get a couple of 6 inch pieces of 4x4 and chock the other side of the trailer

[@whyme3286]

To bad there so expensive look like a great product.

[@BYLRPhil]

I’m just bought my first trailer. These level from side to side only, correct? If so, what is the point of the jacks on the corners?

[@skippy2752]

The jacks on the corners are to support the trailer only to keep it from moving and rocking. They are not designed to lift and level the trailer.

[@dmeyer6994]

Lmao oh god

[@andersenhitches]

ANSWER 3 - If the tires on your trailer are very close together, you can actually trim the Camper Leveler to fit between them with no adverse affect. This link will take you to our Camper Leveler page where you can click on a guide to show you how: www.andersenhitches.com/Products/3604--camper-leveler.aspx

[@fester.]

I want some but no one sells these in uk

[@andersenhitches]

Our apologies! (In my West Midlands accent I would have said, "Soz mate!") We'd love to find a Dealer in the UK who could bring them into the country in volume. Unfortunately shipping a single unit is too costly.

[@scottnoland2732]

So do I need one for each axle? I have double axle trailer so do I need 4 or just 2?

[@frogg3074]

+Scott Noland two

[@cynziaself7585]

I'm glad to see you got back to this question.😊

[@mjvexpressllc]

Question? Do you have to use these levels on both sides of the camper or is one side ok?

[@brucered]

You only ever level one side of a trailer.

[@kjburton1749]

Will this work for a pop up camper as well?

[@andrewanderseninc]

Kylie Mestling Thanks for your question Kylie. Yes, it will.

[@JM-nh8yp]

If you know how to read a level you can easily know exactly how many wood blocks to put under your tires before you back onto them. Then you don't need to buy these plastic things. And you don't have to wonder how far to pull onto the ramps

[@registereduser7585]

Thanks for the idea..... which I have now copied! Now I have a set exactly like this in hardwood - cost me nothing!

[@TramcarTrev]

Hey, do you sell these in Australia? if so from whome and how much could I expect to have to pay?

[@weathergeek27]

I will send a pair to you but I bet it would be expensive with shipping.

[@Mick_4591]

Barry Trute so how much would expect to pay for shipping to post code (zip code) 2566 in Australia?

[@LadyBridgetSidhe]

How would one person do this alone? I often camp by myself, and I would not be able to see when the camper was level. Any ideas?

[@andersenhitches]

Hey Beth, that is a great question! Our suggestion to someone who is trying to level by themselves would be to use a large digital electronic leveler or even a large bubble leveler that you can put right on the front of the camper, making it easy to see when your camper is level. We find that the digital electronic levelers tend to be easier to see in this kind of situation, so that's what we would suggest. We hope that helps. If you have any more questions, just let us know!

[@Doug4E]

We have been using these levelers on our 5th wheel for 4 years. I added a little item to mine. In the large curved part I drilled a parachute cord size hole in the center of the largest recess. I put a 2 ft length of cord through the hole with a knot on each end. This allows the cord to be pulled out on either side. Then I drilled a similar hole in both sides of the chock part. The cord is used when we are removing the levelers. The person pulling out the chock can pull the cord and not need to get your fingers close to the tire. then when I revers the cords on the leveler part are pulled out as well. I haven't tried this yet, but, it might be possible to place a stake and tie the chocks to the stake with a bungee cord so that pressure is removed, the chock will pull out and then reverse and a cord could pull out the leveler part. This would be useful on a dual axle trailer by a single person.

[@mikemurphy1662]

should post a link to buy directly!

[@andersenhitches]

We'd love to have you purchase them from one of the thousands of Dealers we have across the country -that way we aren't in competition with them. Most RV and Trailer Dealers carry them, as well as Camping goods stores, tire stores, sporting goods stores, and several online Dealers. Call us if you can't find someone locally.

[@deannaimbro7433]

How much space in between tires should there be to use them as is, without having to trim them?

[@andersenhitches]

DeAnna Imbro Great question! That's a tough question to 'blanket-answer' since tire size and spacing can vary so much. An approximate distance for the space between most standard tires that will allow the Camper Leveler to fit is around 2-1/2" to 3". However, the smaller the tires, the less ground clearance available to fit the Camper Leveler in. That said, we do have an easy solution for fairly tight situations …just 'trim' the end of the Camper Leveler (you can trim up to 4" off with no adverse effect). We have pictures that will walk you through this, and we can send you those if you'd like. If you need more detailed information, feel free to send us your tire specs. We will be happy to plug them into the computer and let you know exactly how it will fit for your set up. We will need tire size (diameter or radius) and the distance between them at the closest points. Please feel free to contact us again if you have further questions.

[@deannaimbro7433]

yes, please send photos! I sure appreciate it!

[@andersenhitches]

DeAnna Imbro No problem, just send a quick message to [e-mail] and we'll reply with the pictures.

[@coachtemp1]

@@andersenhitches So, the distance between the tire rubber is 4"....will these work since they are 15 5/8" long? Seems like you would have to almost stand it up end to end in order to get through the ties?

[@StriderGTS]

Can you buy a 2 pack for a discount?

[@edmundbraun2263]

I have a camper on a one ton dual wheel Pickup truck... do I use one on each wheel

[@andersenhitches]

Edmund Braun Hey Edmund, the truck itself doesn't normally need leveling, just the camper. Our advice is to use one leveler per axle on your camper. If you'd like to also level your truck, that is possible as well.

[@popeyeandy959]

I read that as him having a slide in unit in the bed of a 1 ton pickup

[@sandynjay92]

I Have double axle. Do I need two sets!?

[@Maxid1]

Sandy Lomeli You'd need one for each tire on dulies but I saw them use a single leveler on a double axel so maybe you wouldn't depending on the terrain. But I'd be nervous about putting so much weight on just one tire.

[@andysievert8455]

Mine keep slinging and not going up

[@12thDecember]

At <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="59">0:59</a> it shows a leveler under one tire, but at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="61">1:01</a> it shows a leveler under both tires. I have a 23' fifth wheel, two tires on each side. How many levelers do I need?

[@ajtk2000]

I use 2. I didn't want the other tire "floating". They are very easy and quick to setup. I set them at the tires and back up while my 10 year old daughter watches the level. We are done in a few minutes.

[@12thDecember]

Kevin Dolin Thanks, Kevin. Good point. I'll get two, one for each side. I'll be RV'ing solo sometimes, which means "GOAL" several times. The Camper Levelers have got to be better than those worthless stacking lego type levelers, which I had two of them crack on the first use. The joys of having an RV :)

[@ween659]

12thDecember You wouldn't need to "level" both sides, just the tires on the low side.

[@12thDecember]

Elaine Danan Thanks, Elaine. I'll get two, anyway, in case I run into an unusual situation where two might just come in handy :)

[@bilhep]

12thDecember On a dual axle, with one, the height will be halved and, to get the full height advantage, you must raise both axles

[@gavinhoneybun5728]

Are they available in Australia?

[@Maxid1]

Gavin Honeybun Unfortunately we can't ship them to Australia, they don't work upside down.

[@andersenhitches]

We are doing a FREE HUGE giveaway during the month of February. To enter head over to our Facebook page facebook.com/andersenhitches. Or you can check out the video announcement of the giveaway at: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHzZkn-Em8-jqq8. We are giving away all sorts of prizes including $100 cash, a Rapid Hitch, and many other Andersen products!

[@indygothreads8828]

Andersen Hitches to open a window on his side to go out of town with his wife to another place on his way back from his house

[@tdm1]

How can i order this because i am living in the Netherlands???

[@andrewanderseninc]

Theo de Man We'd be glad to help you, but shipping is pretty high... it costs around $70 US to ship a Camper Leveler to the Netherlands, so your total purchase price for one Leveler is $110 ($70 shipping + $40 Leveler).

[@tdm1]

Oke thnkx for your information. That is a lot of money so its better that i take a look here in the Netherlands or Germany..

[@licenseguru7025]

And if you have to go up more than 4 inches? Then what?

[@gbrianmullinax8448]

If you have tandem axles, why would you use one leveler as opposed to two?

[@gbrianmullinax8448]

Robert Thompson I have tandem axles, just like in the video. It shows using one and then using two levelers to level the trailer. I was asking why would you use one leveler as opposed to two. I guess a more appropriate question would be is it permissible to use one as opposed to two levelers to lever a tandem axle trailer?

[@gbrianmullinax8448]

***** Look at the Amazon reviews of the leveler, particularly the 1 star reviews.

[@gbrianmullinax8448]

I'm not agreeing or disagreeing with the reviews, I'm just saying that's where R. Thompson may have seen where they were breaking. As for me, I took receipt of my first RV in June, ordered two levelers prior to that, only to learn that my axels are two close to use both of them. I did not do my due diligence. On my one and only trip the one leveler I used sank in the sandy soil again not the levelers fault but a 2 x 6 to place the leveler on would have been a plus but that does not help the other tire/ axle, which comes full circle to my original comment.

[@gbrianmullinax8448]

In the final analysis I wasted my money. Before you purchase this product do you due diligence!

[@ween659]

Brian, Some people think that to level the unit, you'd only need one. But others of us know that would not be good for the tire to solely support the whole weight. We have dualies and I insist that both tires share the load.

[@rogerghering7969]

Just bought these very easy to use less would recommend these to anyone (I'm a beginner )

[@emmahammond5088]

So I need 4 of them....

[@barryconnors-morrison9495]

I requested a pair for Christmas. Got them. They snapped on the middle circle the first time I used them. Waste of money

[@hogey74]

Nice gadgets but the ad is a little sappy. The play acting when using opposition devices is a little unnecessary lol.

[@andrewanderseninc]

John Hogan Thanks for the comment. We based the 'play acting' on dozens of comments we heard from customers who had switched to our Camper Leveler, and shared with us some of the frustrations they had in the past with other 'levelers'. We tried to keep it somewhat realistic -although a few of those customers mentioned the swearing they did with competitors levelers too! :) On a side-note, we've actually had at least 3 separate Dealers call the Camper Leveler a "Marriage Saver" after they used it …when I asked why they said because of how easy it is to use and how they didn't get into a battle with their wife while trying to level their Trailer like they always did using their old one. I don't think we'll be making a video of that!

[@roystonrogers8267]

+Andersen Hitches do you sell these in the UK or how can we see them? kind regards Royston

[@sldas17]

Could I use these on my class A Motorhome?

[@andersenhitches]

sldas17 The Camper Levelers work on RV's and trailers up to 30,000 lbs and on tires up to 32/33 inches in diameter.

[@sldas17]

Andersen Hitches ok awesome, thanks g or the quick respose. One last question. If I have Duel tires on rear axle, should I use 2 of them?

[@DustySmalls]

That guy holding the level🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ScottDLR]

I've had a set of these for many years. They work great unless you're in wet grass, then they just act like a ski. Well worth the price otherwise.

[@waynep343]

market those to catering truck suppliers..

[@carlsmith3817]

They are nifty and all. but for the price they only have One use. Will stick with My orange Lynx Levelers. They aren't that hard to use as depicted. Plus they have Multiple uses.