If your RV entry steps flex, wobble, or sag underfoot, the Camco Sav-A-Step gives them the solid ground contact they were missing. It mounts permanently under the bottom step, adjusts to the terrain, and swings up flush when you hit the road -- no tools needed to deploy or store it.
RV entry steps are cantilevered off the coach frame and were never designed to carry the full impact load of daily in-and-out use without support. Over time, that unsupported flex causes hardware to loosen, welds to crack, and steps to sag. The Sav-A-Step solves this by planting a rigid, height-adjustable contact point directly between the bottom step and the ground.
Made from heavy-gauge steel with a 3/4" solid metal screw thread, it handles up to 1,000 lbs of load -- well above the weight of any individual user -- and adjusts from 8.5" to 14" to compensate for unlevel sites or varying step heights. When you break camp, it swings up and locks in the stored position at just 9" folded length, staying out of the way during transit.
Constructed from heavy-gauge steel throughout, with a 3/4" solid metal screw thread for reliable load transfer and corrosion resistance in outdoor use.
Twist-screw mechanism adjusts from 8.5" to 14" to accommodate different campsite surfaces and varying step clearances without shims or spacers.
Pivots up to a compact 9" folded position and locks securely when not in use -- ready to deploy at the next site without any tools or fumbling.
Comes with the step support and all mounting hardware. Requires drilling two holes into the bottom step frame for a permanent, rattle-free installation.
The Sav-A-Step is a practical upgrade for any RV owner who uses their steps daily -- especially full-timers, anyone with family members who are harder on steps, or owners of older coaches where step hardware has already started to loosen. It is equally useful at campgrounds with soft or uneven ground where unsupported steps sink or rock with each use.
Installation is straightforward but does require drilling. Two holes must be drilled into the underside of the bottom entry step to accept the mounting bolts. Once mounted, the support pivots on those bolts, so deployment at camp is as simple as swinging it down and twisting the screw foot to contact the ground. No re-drilling or adjustment to the mount is needed from site to site.
Every unsupported step-on transfers a shock load directly to the step hinge and the coach frame mount. The Sav-A-Step absorbs that load at the ground contact point instead, dramatically reducing the repetitive stress that causes step assemblies to loosen and sag over months of use. For full-timers or seasonal campers averaging hundreds of step cycles per week, this translates to a meaningfully longer service life for the entire step assembly.