Leveling blocks on dual rear wheels
Looks like I have to level the old way this summer. Big Foot system is on the sick list. Using drive-over blocks, is it necessary to support both rear wheels on a side? Is running up on only one ti...
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I use Rhino ramps. They come in various weight capacities.
IMO one for each wheel of a dually pair, but just maybe not required when parked as there is no tire heat from driving. I use two anyway.
When the back or front is the low end and not level side to side, you place the higher side ramp(s) a bit out from the tire(s) that side so the whole end goes up but not as far up the one side's ramp(s) as the other's.
I have a level on the dash for side to side and on the driver's door inside so I can see when it is right. Shut down and stomp on the parking brake. ( Check on the way up that you don't drive up and off!
The ridge at the end of the ramp only helps a little. BTDT)
They do take up space and get dirty and wet but there is room in our C in outside compartments. Usually carry four but it could take six. Mostly find only need two
https://www.princessauto.com/en/16000-lb-rhino-vehicle-ramps/product/PA0008607582
IMO one for each wheel of a dually pair, but just maybe not required when parked as there is no tire heat from driving. I use two anyway.
When the back or front is the low end and not level side to side, you place the higher side ramp(s) a bit out from the tire(s) that side so the whole end goes up but not as far up the one side's ramp(s) as the other's.
I have a level on the dash for side to side and on the driver's door inside so I can see when it is right. Shut down and stomp on the parking brake. ( Check on the way up that you don't drive up and off!
The ridge at the end of the ramp only helps a little. BTDT)
They do take up space and get dirty and wet but there is room in our C in outside compartments. Usually carry four but it could take six. Mostly find only need two
https://www.princessauto.com/en/16000-lb-rhino-vehicle-ramps/product/PA0008607582
