Leveling your Rig

[Seiryu]

I went camping recently to try out my new roof top tent and the camp ground was on a little slope. What are some tips on how to level my Jeep if i cant find level ground to camp for the night? Thank you.

 

[FlyingFischer5]

I use rv blocks to help get level. May not be prefect but has worked well for me. Also be sure to use wheel chalks and e-brake so you don't go rolling off in the middle of the night.

I got the Camco FasTen 2x2 leveling blocks. They stack up nice and neat and the handle keeps them together so they aren't flying all over the place.

 

[Desert Runner]

If you have traction boards, they make it easier to level your vehicle. Others bring 2x4 lumbar, and stack them under the low spot. Whatever works, and depending on what you have for room, as leveling blocks can also be good, as the post above has mentioned.

 

[OutOfStep]

“Camco heavy duty leveling blocks” on amazon for 20 bucks

 

[Seiryu]

If you have traction boards, they make it easier to level your vehicle. Others bring 2x4 lumbar, and stack them under the low spot. Whatever works, and depending on what you have for room, as leveling blocks can also be good, as the post above has mentioned.

Thank you for your in puts

 

[Seiryu]

If you have traction boards, they make it easier to level your vehicle. Others bring 2x4 lumbar, and stack them under the low spot. Whatever works, and depending on what you have for room, as leveling blocks can also be good, as the post above has mentioned.

Thank you for your inputs

 

[whiskey7backroads]

There also Go Treads that use can multipurpose, get out of stuck sand or snow and leveling. I also saw a video on YouTube of guy cutting up Horse stall mat into 1 foot strips. He used those to stack and be level but they don't break like the Camco product. Brent

 

[1derer]

Rocks work... sometimes it takes some looking.

 

[BlueLineOverland]

I love GoTreads for this. They have multi use. Leveling and recovery Check them out.

 

[Cendee]

I love GoTreads for this. They have multi use. Leveling and recovery Check them out.

I need to order these!

 

[BlueLineOverland]

I need to order these!

Or you could swing by the Blue Line overland facebook and possibly win a set ;) were raffling some off right now to support shop with a cop :)

 

[jeepers29]

I use pieces of fire wood. Usually does the trick.

 

[Cendee]

Or you could swing by the Blue Line overland facebook and possibly win a set ;) were raffling some off right now to support shop with a cop :)

Just sent money for 2 spots .

 

[phxdsrtrat]

Traction boards, don't leave home without them.

-Curtiss

 

[BlueLineOverland]

Just sent money for 2 spots .

You're my hero!!!!! good luck!!!! tonight at 1730!

 

[Cendee]

You're my hero!!!!! good luck!!!! tonight at 1730!

I hope I win... I never win anything.. :0)

 

[Dakota Houligans]

I too have some of the RV blocks. I'd just use them but I don't have a RTT. And since I already have some for the camper I'd just bring them. Cheep and easy to use.

 

[Dave K]

I like to use my shovel when possible. Digging and dropping into a slight hole makes it easier to get level in my experience. Also easier to deal with the rtt on an already tall rig. When the ground is to hard I go the rock/ firewood route.

 

[Seiryu]

I like to use my shovel when possible. Digging and dropping into a slight hole makes it easier to get level in my experience. Also easier to deal with the rtt on an already tall rig. When the ground is to hard I go the rock/ firewood route.

I never though of using my shovel to make it level. Thank you for this.

 

[Dave K]

Seen it in an Andrew St. Pierre White video. Been doing it ever since.