Offset on an incline

[Raider18]

For 6 years I've wanted a quality offset and have been practical and convinced myself I do not need one. I've recently decided I have the money and there is no need to be practical and get what I want. Only downside is the one I want will not fit on my porch and will have to be kept in the garage and rolled out each time I use it.

My driveway has a slant has anyone used vehicle ramps to make them even? Any other practical ideas?

[GRailsback]

It doesn’t really have to be even. You just don’t want your grease running back towards the fire box.

[OldUsedParts]

If you must achieve a Level, I would think about attaching or changing two of the legs to get it done.

[TX1911]

I have used vehicle ramps to achieve a level, but i do use leveling blocks. You do want a slight grade away from the firebox as Grailsback mentioned so you dont get a grease fire.

[txsmkmstr]

A couple of cheap scissor jacks might do the trick. Just make sure to chalk the uphill wheels first.

[Darkwing]

I have an inclined patio and I found a simple solution is to just prop the down side legs, or wheels with a block of wood under them until the smoker is level. A typical 2x4 works fine.