Level Mate Pro Review

**Chiefblueman** · 05-04-2019, 02:40 PM

Originally Posted by howson

Hmmm...gonna have to move mine and see if it makes a difference. I stuck mine to the side of the Schwintek controller, street side of the pass-thru. (Good to see a post from you, Kim!)

Thanks, Howard!
To be honest, I haven't moved mine yet. I was on a trip at the time so I made do. Going to move it to the front closet when I get a chance.

Not doing any RVing yet but I'm definitely keeping my eye on alla ya's.

**jbbugin** · 05-09-2019, 06:42 PM

First time I used my I didn't have favorable results until I realized my phone was connected to the hands free in my pickup. The solution for me was to open the bluetooth setting on my iPhone and disconnect from the hands free in my Ford F150. Once I did that the LevelMate work flawlessly. I have a 2500RL and the unit is mounted on the door side of the bed which is in the front of the trailer. Absolutely no issues with it as long as I disconnect the bluetooth from my truck. I hope that works for you also.

**eddiem** · 05-09-2019, 09:14 PM

I have had a good result .I used it my last trip and was very happy . Maybe you were picking up your camping buddys blue tooth signal

**Dropyerjaws** · 05-10-2019, 05:30 AM

I actually really appreciated my level mate both on my last 5er and the first TT we had from 2013. Once you figure out how to save the battery and always make sure you're connected pre set up, or tear down for hitch location, it is quite a handy and useful tool. Bluetooth was strong enough that I could use it in the cab while backing in to get a decent feel of initial level. I sold it to a member on this forum and I hope he has had as much luck as we did.

**jh.xsnrg** · 05-10-2019, 07:44 AM

Originally Posted by Dropyerjaws

I actually really appreciated my level mate both on my last 5er and the first TT we had from 2013. Once you figure out how to save the battery and always make sure you're connected pre set up, or tear down for hitch location, it is quite a handy and useful tool. Bluetooth was strong enough that I could use it in the cab while backing in to get a decent feel of initial level. I sold it to a member on this forum and I hope he has had as much luck as we did.

So far so good

**Fishwater** · 05-10-2019, 08:00 AM

Mine is coming in the mail today, not sure when I'll have a chance to set it up or even use it but hopefully before my first trip on Memorial Day.

**colo native** · 05-10-2019, 08:24 AM

To all you 315 guys where have you put yours, I am getting ready to put mine in and I was going to put it somewhere around the Nautilus panel because it is easier to get to when setting up, I know the front closet would be good but not easy to get to.

**Chiefblueman** · 05-10-2019, 08:32 AM

Originally Posted by colo native

To all you 315 guys where have you put yours, I am getting ready to put mine in and I was going to put it somewhere around the Nautilus panel because it is easier to get to when setting up, I know the front closet would be good but not easy to get to.

I put mine on the forward wall of the pass through street side. At one site I had some trouble connecting. Jbbugin in post #32 has a good tip about being connected via Bluetooth to both the truck and the LMP. Disconnecting from the truck helped him. I'll try that also. The manufacturer would like the unit mounted as high as possible and away from metal.

**Ditchdigger** · 05-10-2019, 12:07 PM

I have on the been thinking about getting a level mate, but do I need it with autolevel on the trailer.

**Country Campers** · 05-10-2019, 12:10 PM

Originally Posted by Ditchdigger

I have on the been thinking about getting a level mate, but do I need it with autolevel on the trailer.

I have the auto level and it works great , would not think one would need the level mate with that.
I have the big level on the pin box for side to side when entering a site that allows me to get close and then let auto level take it from there.

Brian