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Levelling Guide
How to Level a Motorhome — Step by Step
Measure first. Place ramps once. Drive on. Done. The complete process from pulling in to awning out.
Stop doing the twenty-minute back-and-forth.
OzLevel measures your lean before you touch a single ramp. The guide covers the full process — choosing your spot, reading the app, placing ramps correctly, and what to do when the site is too uneven. Works for solo travellers too.
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How Many Ramp Blocks Do I Need to Level My Motorhome?
The formula, a quick reference table for common ramp brands, and how OzLevel calculates it automatically.
Read → App ComparisonBest Free Motorhome Levelling App for iPhone and Android (Australia 2026)
All the levelling apps compared. What to look for, what to avoid, and why most Aussie motorhomers end up with OzLevel.
Read → ComparisonOzLevel vs SavvyLevel — Do You Need a Bluetooth Sensor?
SavvyLevel costs $350+. OzLevel is $9.99 once. An honest look at what you actually get for the difference — including where SavvyLevel genuinely wins.
Read → Levelling GuideHow to Level a Motorhome on Soft Ground — Sand, Grass & Gravel
Ramps sink on soft ground. Here's how to level reliably on sand, grass, gravel and outback red dirt — every time.
Read → Levelling GuideHow to Level a Motorhome Solo — No Spotter Needed
No hand signals. No shouting across the site. OzLevel's audio mode guides you onto the ramps — one person, one pass.
Read → ComparisonDo I Need a Bluetooth Levelling Sensor or Will My Phone Do?
Sensors cost $190–$350+. Your phone costs nothing extra. Here's an honest look at what dedicated hardware actually gives you — and when your phone is genuinely enough.
Read → MaintenanceSlideout Seal Damage — How Levelling Wrong Costs You Thousands
Perfectly level is the wrong target for a slideout motorhome. Here's what water does to rubber seals over time — and the simple fix.
Read → Ramp GuideHow to Lay Out Ramps When Each Wheel Needs a Different Height
One wheel needs step 3, the other needs step 2. You can't just place two ramps side by side. Here's the offset technique — and how OzLevel calculates exactly where everything goes.
Read →Ready to level first time, every time?
OzLevel uses your phone's built-in sensors to measure your lean and calculate exactly how many ramp blocks each wheel needs. Free to try. Pro is $9.99 AUD once.