Thule Levelers, Black

While the excellent quality of these sturdy levelers was not a surprise because they are the Thule brand, what was a surprise was the cost. These things are built like a tank and the included carry/storage bag is a big plus, all at a great low price. I can easily drive my pick up onto these ramps to level for an overnight in the truck cap. Would definitely recommend!

The levelers are made of heavy-duty plastic, which will probably slide on concrete if the vehicle is moving at a snail's pace. I'm Cutting 2x8s or 2x10s about 22" long and adding an end block made of hardwood ( Oak ) to rest the end of the level against. If you look at the picture closely, you can see 2 screws that are protruding above the surface of the wood. The leveler has holes already in them. Carefully locate the screws at the point where and when. You slide the levelers on; they stop just at the edge of the beveled cut. To prevent sliding on concrete. You can add friction/ and teeth on a one- bi. on the tapered end.

Awesome product, easy to use, however it does take up some space.

I did not is it enough to have fair review but from the first time I used it the plastic start to have some dents at the edges. It is nice and I like the bag to keep it in.

We tried these first in the UK where everyone seemed to have them. It was for a van camper. We liked how they worked so well that we bought them for our own van in the US. They are so strong! Hold up well!

I use a rooftop tent on my car and needed something to level the car. Instead of using wood blocks I tried these and it gets the job done. Lighter than using wood and came in a carrying bag.

I love the concept. They basically failed at a campground that had some gravel in the RV spot. The edges just crushed down. Great on completely hard surfaces but honestly a lot of campsites aren't nice and hard like asphalt.

I like these levelers more than the blocks that you can stack. They’re very fast and easy to use. The only problem I’ve found is that on snow or loose dirt, they will shoot out from under the front tires because the parking brake nor the transmission hold the wheels from spinning. The ramps under wheels without parking brakes need to be staked so they don’t slip.