What leveling system should we put on our TC

I use two, tiny, stick-on, semi-curved bubble levels; one on the left rear side of the camper, and one on the rear left of the camper in close proximity. In one look you can check the fore-to-aft level and the side-to-side level. We like to keep the bed with our heads slightly elevated so have developed our own slightly off way of positioning. This is also good for allowing rain to run off the back of the TC and not puddle near the vents. The levels have both been on there for over a decade and have not been scraped or fallen off.
Formerly, we tried to use the round level on the table in the TC, but found the table was not plumb. We have a thick carpet with pad, so the level on the floor is no good. If newer 'e' devices can do the same job without getting out of the cab, go for it.
We have a large, fold down, center console on the Dodge and I've wondered if it is level enough to just put a 6" level two ways on the console to see where we're going.
jefe

Well it's cheap so you don't have much to lose, but as said above, there are many ways to level up for free or with a device you already own if it's cumbersome to look at 2 separate level bubbles on the camper.

I have a F 450 Ford with a 990 Arctic Fox. I hardly ever take the camper off the truck, only in a must do case. I have a Big Foot 4 point auto level system on the truck. I pull in power up the system push auto level the jacks come down done deal. I then lower the rear jacks on the camper for stability, to stop any rocking side to side. Very satisfied with this system. I have the Lipert 6 point on my 5th wheel and it works great also.
George

If you have an I phone, it has a level and compass app built it. Seems pretty accurate.

I just downloaded 3 real neat level systems free for my iPad one uses the camer on front and you can see if what your looking at is level another one is a bubble level just lay the iPad flat and it's a bubble 4 direction level best of all they are free and do not need the internet to work. So if you have a iPad this is the way to go.

Just by eye. If my brain thinks it's level then whether it is or not it seems to work for me. (I find I do as well or better than one of those little bubble levels by eye, and would just as soon not carry around a 4 ft spirit level to get the last quarter inch.

You can also carry a golf ball or such and set it on the floor. If it rolls away you need to correct if slight out of level bugs you.

I bought the Harbor Freight level with the laser in it. once it warms up I plan to set up some reflective tape on front of camper so I can set this magnet laser level in a (repeatable) spot and use the laser line to get the camper in the bed straight. That is my intent anyway.

I use a 99-cent Harbor Freight 6" torpedo level.

Generally I "level" with the head end of the bed slightly higher if I can.

Remember, the <3 degress your fridge needs to work is 5" in 8', or about 10" within the length of your truck. You'd be falling out of bed at that angle!

Like others, we have an app (Android) with a "bulls eye" level. Just set it in the camper and play with the remote. Also have the leveling blocks in case we are just leaving it on the truck.

I use what Jim has- simple!

I found that the fold down console/arm rest between the two front seats of our truck is the same level as the floor of the camper. So I put that little bubble level on that and can watch it as I look for a level parking spot.

Want a bit higher tech? If you have an iPhone, there is a good level built in.

If we can't find a level spot with the truck, we use those RV leveling blocks under one or two tires.