BEST ANSWER:just put them behind your tires and back up onto the curved surface - on in front of your tires and drive onto the curved surface. Works very well for us.
BEST ANSWER:just put them behind your tires and back up onto the curved surface - on in front of your tires and drive onto the curved surface. Works very well for us.
We love camping in our Tesla Model Y because you can run the AC/heat all night long, but the rear seats don't fold completely flat. These work fairly well to raise the back of the car to make the sleeping area more leveled. These blocks are not as wide as the tires but I didn't see any issues while using them. You'll need a spotter so you don't back up too far. The plastics are really rigid and well built, we didn't bother using the rubber strips that came with it.
Have only used once, but mixed about their use. On the one time utilized, it was on a gravel pad, placed down the rubber strip, backed up and all was good. Not completely. When both of the leveling pieces tipped back to level the trailer, they both were cut in half by the wedge. Don't know if this would happen on pavement, but certainly seems to be the case on a gravel surface. In addition, multiple holes in the pieces of rubber after this first use. Don't use the rubber strip unless needed. Try without first.