Is it worth getting stabilizer pads, chocks, ramps, and or wheel docks? Or should I just go cheap and buy pre-cut blocks of wood to do those jobs?

SL1966 wrote: Or should I just go cheap and buy pre-cut blocks of wood to do those jobs?

No way. Cheap doesn't last. We use these chocks for our 5er:

Deluxe RV Chocking Lock

and cheaper chocks on the other side:

Trailer-Aid Small Chock

We also use wood blocks for underneath our scissor jacks in back. The wood blocks lasted about 2 years but have cracked and now it's time to fork out the doh for plastic ones.

I'm a total cheapskate so it's not easy for me to say "don't go cheap," but little things that your house on wheels depend on for safety and comfort are worth it in my book.

We've just been using pre-cut wood blocks for our stabilizer jacks.  Replace them every so often when they come upon us.  Amazing how many people we visit have spare lumber laying around they're happy to get rid of. And sometimes, we just find a piece of concrete or a rock that's laying around wherever we're parked at.