Tri-Lynx RV Leveling Blocks | Product Review | + Leveling Block Caps

[@RVHabit]

I purchased the Lynx Levelers last season to use on my 30' Class C. They have worked out well so far. No problems with cracking or breaking. Thumbs up, Lou.

[@RoadGearReviews]

Thanks for sharing your feedback.

[@gordoncindy9386]

Thanks for the great video. We use Lynx Leveling blocks also and like them, we did manage to break one at some point, not sure how. I didn't know about the caps, I'll have to check them out. The uneven tops of the blocks is the only thing we don't like but the caps would solve that! Thanks again.

[@RoadGearReviews]

Yep. Glad we shared the caps. We love them, and are sure you will too.

[@ngarealestateexpert2324]

Mark - I have a 34" Fleetwood Motor Home. Quick question on the blocks under the coach levelers. Is it a simple stack or is there more to it? In other words, do you need to 1st use 4 on the ground and then pyramid, or is it just one stacked above another? Make sense?

[@gaylein39503]

Your video was so helpful. Do you know if it's ok to have your RV or campervan on these levelers for months?

[@RoadGearReviews]

It should be OK. But it's always best to exercise the RV every month or so anyway. Just generally good practice, especially for motorhomes. Shut everything down, bring in the slides, take it for a drive and return and set back up again...

[@housescasa]

Lynx Levelers are gereat! We love ours too!

[@RoadGearReviews]

Glad you love them too.

[@skpjoecoursegold366]

thanks, great tips.

[@RoadGearReviews]

You are very welcome.

[@dancross8258]

Do you plan to shoot a video of setting your coach up on the blocks?

[@RoadGearReviews]

Hello Dan, Sorry for not showing the tire roll up onto them in this video. As long as you only go up one block at a time, most any tires roll onto them very easy, but our larger motorhome wheels can roll up onto them when bumping up 2 at once.

[@dancross8258]

We have a 42' Newmar Mountain Aire and I have been in spots where the front wheels were in the air by the time the coach was level. I'm just trying to get a mental picture of what it would take to level the coach with these blocks under the front wheels and how that process works. I would have needed lots of these blocks to get the wheels so they weren't hanging in the air for that particular site. The site didn't look too bad but over the length of the coach there was probably 12" to 16" of fall.

[@takayama1638]

I have to check out.