Utility Block - Four Pack

We've had a set of 6 of these for 8 months now. Used them all Summer in Colorado. Very heavy-duty, worked great, stack nicely when not in use. Somewhat heavy but that's what is needed! Would order them again. Also good for blocking up my hot-rod when working on suspension!

Wow! I am VERY pleased with these rv base blocks, i have used them several times an can say that i should have bought them sooner. My class A when loaded tips in around 35K lbs these plates dont sag, bend, or distort in any way! Plus the rope that is attached makes it GREAT for retrieving when breaking camp, i simply use my awning retracting bar to reach in under the coach to pull them out, stack em up stow them away an off i go! These are far better than the old orange level pads i used to use!

Very sturdy blocks made of high density plastic. Has grooves on top and bottom that lock them together if you need to stack and use more than one during leveling. Handy built in ropes make it easy to grab when it is time to pack up and leave your location.

I have only used these for a couple of weeks but so far they work exceptionally well under my 19,000 lb fifth wheel. I bought 3 sets and used two blocks under each of my six supports on a concrete pad. Definitely adds stability and resistance to movement. The 3 sets will provide options for leveling going forward. They are rock solid and I expect they will last a long.

well made and looks like it will last a very long time. I thought by the looks of it that it was rubber. it is made from a very hard plastic. being plastic, i would think it would be a little cheaper. pricey, but it should last

Although a bit pricey, these are a great product. Work perfectly for leveling my Truck Camper. Seem to be high quality material and construction. Well designed. I especially like that they lock together so can drive onto without them slipping apart. Overall, well worth the cost.

Needed pads for leveling 45' Class A Motorhome. These work well and can be placed easily using the rope handles.

Very solid for the heavier RVs & Motorhomes (unlike those squishy "leggo-stile" blocks you find in all the RV stores). I recommend getting the rod: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003VAWJHI/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_93 I put a slight bend about 8 inches from the non-handle end to make it even easier to position and retrieve the block(s). When positioning stacks of blocks, I put the rod in between the bottom and next block - there's a technique to twisting the rod out once you've positioned the blocks. I highly recommend designating 4 blocks as "top" and 4 as "bottom". The RV pad (and the gravel ground) can mess up those tiny grooves and ridges that keep the blocks aligned when stacked.