Stabilizing jacks reduce the rocking and bouncing that happens inside your RV when people move around. Unlike leveling blocks that set your RV's position, stabilizer jacks press against the ground from your frame to minimize movement at the corners. Scissor jacks, telescoping jacks, and tripod stabilizers each offer different approaches to the same goal: a more stable platform that doesn't shake every time someone walks across the floor.

What to Know Before You Buy

• Stabilizer jacks don't lift weight—they brace against movement. Leveling should be done first with blocks or leveling jacks.
• Weight capacity should exceed any load the jack might encounter, but stabilizers aren't designed for load-bearing.
• Scissor jacks are compact; telescoping jacks adjust more easily but take more storage space.
• Tripod stabilizers work great at the rear of trailers with bumpers that can't support direct jacking.

Dealing with excessive movement in your RV? Describe your setup and we can suggest the stabilization approach most likely to help.

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