OxGord RV Leveling Ramps - Camper or Trailer Leveler/Wheel Chocks for Stabilizing Uneven Ground and Parking - Set of 2 Blocks, Yellow
Key features
- •DIMENSIONS: 22"L X 8"W x 5"H inches. The leveler ramp raises the wheels up to 3.8 inches, with an 11,000 pound maximum weight capacity per axle.
- •EVEN LEVEL: Use the Camper Leveler Ramp when parking your Trailer, or Motor home RV tire on uneven surfaces to keep your trailer in place and ensure it stays level and stable while parked. Plus, the rigid grips and non-slip surface will provide additional tire traction to better secure your vehicle.
- •VERSATILE: With three levels, the multi-leveling ramp can also be used as a support base for other stabilizing equipment. It will help your appliances and tanks operate more efficiently.
- •MULTI-LEVEL: The durable lift ramps are easy to drive onto and will raise your vehicle in step increments to reach the desired tall stand height. They're a quick and easy alternative to traditional stabilizer camping blocks.
- •2 PACK: Features two (2) Heavy Duty Leveler Ramps and a one (1) year limited warranty.
OxGord RV Leveling Ramps - Camper or Trailer Leveler/Wheel Chocks for Stabilizing Uneven Ground and Parking - Set of 2 Blocks, Yellow
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Customer Reviews
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5 years and One cracked but i Just ordered another pair because they hold up 14,000 pound Class C
Ed D✓ Verified Purchase•February 22, 2024
UPDATE After 5 years they are working fine have a couple cracks but not effecting hold of my Class C and they still make leveling easy. I bought a set of these and then after I tried them loved them and bought a 2nd set. After 5 years one cracked but that was do to it not being flat on ground my error.
Yes they are plastic but they have held up very well on My Class C. They have 3 levels of height. Its easy to backup on them. You need one for each tire so it you need to back up on a dual rear wheel you need 2 per side to share the weight of RV. To level we roll up on the level then check inside with 1 ft level to see bubble it we need to go a little me we simply pull up to level to and measure again, and if we need to go up the 4 inches we easily pull up there. We used to stack 2 by 8 wood but this is just way easier and safer. I see a lot of Rvers using them as we travel too.
One thing I did that is not needed but I did it to prevent mud and the levelers from sinking down in mud and give them better traction was I bought a few cans of spray extending foam insulation and added enough that when it exspands it rises just beyond the bottom of ramp. Then with a sharp long knife trim flat across the bottom leaving just a little over hanging. Now when we ride up it pushes down on the foam and holds it tight from moving or sinking and it also adds to the stability of the ramp Not that it needs to be added for stability but its a side value of the spray insulation foam. Its an option one can do like I did.
Yes they are plastic but they have held up very well on My Class C. They have 3 levels of height. Its easy to backup on them. You need one for each tire so it you need to back up on a dual rear wheel you need 2 per side to share the weight of RV. To level we roll up on the level then check inside with 1 ft level to see bubble it we need to go a little me we simply pull up to level to and measure again, and if we need to go up the 4 inches we easily pull up there. We used to stack 2 by 8 wood but this is just way easier and safer. I see a lot of Rvers using them as we travel too.
One thing I did that is not needed but I did it to prevent mud and the levelers from sinking down in mud and give them better traction was I bought a few cans of spray extending foam insulation and added enough that when it exspands it rises just beyond the bottom of ramp. Then with a sharp long knife trim flat across the bottom leaving just a little over hanging. Now when we ride up it pushes down on the foam and holds it tight from moving or sinking and it also adds to the stability of the ramp Not that it needs to be added for stability but its a side value of the spray insulation foam. Its an option one can do like I did.
RV Ramps
Joseph✓ Verified Purchase•January 8, 2024
Nice size and weight for leveling a midsize RV.
Great product
Dave✓ Verified Purchase•January 6, 2024
These work just as described. Easy to use and are great for truck campers where like belong Jack's are not an option. The different levels make it easy to customize heights for each side. Definitely recommend these for any camping situation where a level lot is not available.
Does what they claim to do
HonestReviewer✓ Verified Purchase•November 26, 2023
Two thumbs up. Good value.
Works Great
Rita Heilman✓ Verified Purchase•November 22, 2023
My husband passed away 2/8/20 & now I do all the maintenance of our snow blower, lawn mower, just everything, our snowblower is a big brute, I needed to change the oil on it and do some other things to it & you have to tip the snow blower up on it's scope, I could not do that all by myself, I had to get help from my neighbor, I don't like to ask for Help! but at the time I had too. so I ordered these to drive the snowblower up on them & do all the maintenance to it. It works GREAT! just line up with tires on snowblower & drive right up on it.
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