1. Select the Area:

   • Choose the area where you want to park your RV, camper, or trailer. Make sure it is as flat as possible to minimize the number of levelers needed.

2. Determine Which Wheels Need Leveling:

   • Identify which wheels are on uneven ground and need leveling.

3. Position the Levelers:

   • Place the Lynx Levelers in front of (or behind) the wheels that need leveling. If you're leveling side-to-side, you may need to use levelers under multiple wheels.

   • Each Lynx Leveler interlocks with the others, so you can create a ramp of the desired height by stacking them. Start with a single block for small adjustments and add more blocks to increase the height.

4. Drive onto the Levelers:

   • Slowly drive your RV, camper, or trailer onto the levelers. Have someone guide you to ensure that you drive straight onto the levelers without slipping off.

   • Drive forward (or backward) until the wheel is fully on the levelers.

5. Check the Level:

   • Use a bubble level or a built-in RV level to check if your RV, camper, or trailer is level. Adjust by adding or removing levelers as needed.

6. Stabilize the RV:

   • Once the RV, camper, or trailer is level, engage the parking brake and use wheel chocks to prevent any movement. Lower the stabilizing jacks to provide additional stability.

Additional Tips:

• Practice:

  • If you are new to using levelers, practice a few times in an open area to get a feel for how many levelers you need and how to position them.

• Weight Distribution:

  • Distribute the weight evenly across the levelers to avoid damaging them. The Lynx Levelers are designed to handle heavy loads, but even distribution is key.

• Maintenance:

  • After use, clean the levelers if they have dirt or debris on them, and store them in their carrying case for easy transport and protection.

By following these steps, you can ensure that your RV, camper, or trailer is level, providing a stable and comfortable living space during your trip.