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You can do damage to the truck bed without proper clearance and damage to the rear of rv without proper clearance in the rear. This sounds like a catch 22 problem. I would address the bed clearance first. Once that's fixed then either the blocks as Bob suggested or The I.S. as beeje suggested even though this is thousands of dollars more. It wouldn't make a lot of sense to level the rv then raise the front for more bed clearance as this would put you back unlevel. 6'' seams to be the minimum most people want for bed clearance. Be sure to measure the height of your rv from the front a/c to the ground after raising the front. The maximum height in most states is 13.6''. The raising of the rear will not have any effect on your height as the front a/c is your highest point. When raising the rear you are just pivoting the rear upward to level out the rv Good Luck.
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