Being that I have a hay field that runs parallel to our driveway I have had the opportunity to try various implements out on the driveway.
Vibrashank with wings up just skimming the surface works great for knocking down high spots.
50 feet of diamond harrows smooths things over well but maneuvering is fun.
24 foot steel wheel press drill does a good job of finish leveling.
Bar rake knocks down and spreads out any high clumps.
V-rake just makes pretty patterns.
Tire drag fills in the low spots and small water runs.
3 point mower scalps high spots down by ditch but the sounds it makes are not so good.
Back blading with wheel loader works great for any major dirt work.
As long as you stagger where your wheels are a zillion trips up and down the driveway with the bale truck in the fall levels out the high's.
So my answer is it depends on what you want to do, what you have handy and how concerned you are about what the neighbor's driving by are going to say :D
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