Reddit reviews LevelMatePRO Wireless Vehicle Leveling System

We found 3 Reddit comments about LevelMatePRO Wireless Vehicle Leveling System. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.

On/off switch provides complete control over battery lifeEntirely redesigned smartphone app with great new featuresDrastically reduces setup time--works with RVs, travel trailers, and 5th wheels.Enables dynamic site evaluation before you park; accurate to 0.1 degrees.Smartphone/tablet are not included with product.

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3 Reddit comments about LevelMatePRO Wireless Vehicle Leveling System:

u/Oderdigg · 4 pointsr/GoRVing

First of, excellent choice of RV and truck.

I love my Andersen Magnetic Jack Blocks. You have the 6 point auto-leveling system from Lippert (Ground Control 3.0 I reckon) so you just attach these jack blocks to the round feet magnetically so you never have to 'center' the blocks when leveling.

LevelMate Pro is another item I have that I love. You can check if your level, side to side before even detaching. It's a must have as I shave a good 5-10 mins each time I setup and I'm always 100% perfectly level.

Purchase a Kingpin Lock for when your RV isn't hooked up to the truck so no one can steal it.

Purchase a regular lock to replace the lock pin on your 5th wheel hitch to prevent people from unhooking your RV when you're stopped. Yes, it's happened.

Consider getting the Furrion observation camera. Your RV is already pre-wired for it so it's crazy easy to install.

Which surge protector did you get? Progressive Industries makes really good units and they're quite popular.

Enjoy!

u/thesqrtofminusone · 2 pointsr/GoRVing

Yep! It worked flawlessly over the weekend: LevelMatePro

Used in tandem with these leveling blocks (I think the most common supplier is Anderson) meant I could watch the trailer become level as the wheels rolled over the blocks.

I also got to try my TPMS setup to all 8 wheels, tow vehicle and trailer. Nice peace of mind knowing temp and pressure (my truck has it but I wanted to see data all from the same system).

u/jasonsowder · 1 pointr/RVLiving

Leveling can be a pain and was the only thing that made me cringe when we took off for a RV weekend. I can’t stand an unlevel RV.
Here is what I did and now love leveling.

This will get you within a 1/2 inch of level but most of the time dead on

Use these (each block is 1 inch of height increase.)
Buy and install this install will require you to get your RV level, but take the time and get it dead on. I used a counter, the floor and the inside of the fridge to get my measurements which all seemed to be extremely close. None the less, take your time and get it level then install the Level Mate Pro the instructions walk your perfectly through the process. Leveling took the longest but I completed install in about an hour.

Once installed you are ready to go, now level your RV in less that 10 minutes!

Edit:

My point is the old fashion way is great but with the level pro it tells you how far out of level you are, thereby you know how many blocks to use THE FIRST TIME (each block is one inch). When you pull in to your site, the Level Pro will tell you exactly which side and how far (in inches) you are out of level. Pull forward a few inches, drop down your blocks where you need them Level pro told you which side and how many, 2 inches out passenger? Then stack two blocks passenger side and roll up on them. Then crank your tongue until the level pro says you are level front to back - done!

But hey to each their own, just gave my input on what I find to work exceptionally well :-)