Anderson vs Knockoff Levelers

[Bcborn]

Looking at the interlocking design, it can be a good thing or maybe a issue.

If the lock spacing is too far apart it may allow the tire to rock. Moving them up one notch may work or cause other issues.

The Cametek looks to have closer locking. As our trailer has just over 3" of wheel spacing, I'm going to go with the shorter Fit Leveler (no cutting).

Thanks all for your feedback. The tips (wood, rope) make total sense and having it all fit in the carrying bag.

[Fred 2106DS]

I chock both sides mainly to take as much shake out of the camper as possible when moving around inside.

These newer 12" Beech Lane levelers look interesting with a removable insert to go from 3" to 4" in height if needed.

[Bcborn]

Originally Posted by Fred 2106DS

I chock both sides mainly to take as much shake out of the camper as possible when moving around inside.

These newer 12" Beech Lane levelers look interesting with a removable insert to go from 3" to 4" in height if needed.

No stop chock with that model

[ldfeat]

Love our HWH automatic levelers! Best $5K we ever spent! Larry, 2014 Reyo P

[shimmy]

Another vote for Beech Lane. I've used them many times and never had the wedge move.
When I first got them I was really surprised how heavy and well built they were. I had used Lynx levelers before and they worked well. I was looking for something easier to use and saw a review on the Beech Lane. Very happy with the purchase.