Best Stabilizer System for 5th Wheel, and Travel Trailers Without Auto Leveling - 4 Foot Plates- Item B, Up to 95% Movement reductionl

You have no idea how great this product is. I work in a 30' travel trailer, and even with all the 'other' stabilizers set up there was still a fair amount of shake when my wife walked around.After installing this product, there was ZERO shake in the trailer. So amazing. There was an amount of work, drilling the 12 holes in the under frame of the trailer (full disclosure: I'm a programmer, so...) and I went through 4-5 drill bits, but now that it is installed I'm so very happy. Thanks!!

I’ve installed this on two different campers and it’s amazing the different it makes. Camper went from feeling like a small earthquake when walking around to be solid as a rock. Best investment I’ve made to stabilize my camper. They also don’t add any extra setup time because they connect to the jacks. Loosen the 3 wing nuts and tighten once the jacks are down. Easy peasy.

Don't understand why this isn't a standard feature on new campers. Installed it in a few hours. If I had to do it again I'd have it install in a faction of time. Worked as other reviews describe

Very easy to install and it made our 37’ trailer solid. The packaging was also easy to figure out, they were labeled for easy figuring.

We installed this on our trailer the same weekend as our friends.Installation: The guys tag-teamed it. The first install took longer, due to the learning curve, but it wasn't anything they couldn't figure out. The second one took about an hour. Follow the directions, and you'll be fine. Keep in mind that if you are used to stashing items under your trailer, the bars may hinder the amount of stuff you can put under the edges where these stabilizers are. We likely would have changed the front one to the driver's side if we had thought about it...leaving more space on the side with the door and awning for buckets of wood, etc.Stability: we have tried a couple of different stabilizing options. This is worth the cost. The price may seem a bit high, but for the ease of use (no more laying down on the ground to tighten straps for the old ones, yay!)...and the fact that they need no additional storage (they stay under the trailer when not in use)...and they make our trailer more stable than we have ever experienced before...this is a total win! The design is absolutely genius.Final Words: If you buy this...you'll never have a trailer without it ever again. The only other item I can truly say that about is the "Level Mate Pro". Both items made setting up at the campsite much easier and much faster...and with great results every time. Buying both was a gift to our sanity and enjoyment!

SteadyFast RV stabilizer installation was easy with a little pre-planning. The only reason for not giving 5 stars on everything is that I have not actually went out camping yet. However they made a huge difference in the motion test in my side yard. The difference was from heavy push with a 10 sway until stop to not being able to sway it with the same force. If they work like they did n my side yard I am confident it is going to help the trailer movement tremendously. All the material is great hardware not junk. The kit comes packaged like nothing I have seen before really nice. However I missed the statement about the measurement when I ordered and I have a wide body toy Hauler so the arm braces were not quite long enough for the width of my trailer. I have heard others say that they contacted the manufacture and they sent them new bars. For me it was no big deal as I am a welder I had the material and equipment to fix that issue. I would definitely recommend this system to any Trailer RV that is tired of the trailer motion when walking in the RV.

This product is amazing. I only installed the first cross member on the front Jacks and it has already formed up the side to side “roll” of the trailer!!! I was so excited I asked my wife ands kids to get in and try to rock it. They were shocked!!! I will have the other 2 supports added this evening. Even if I only used the front cross member it would make a 100% improvement. It is not a difficult installation for a DIY’er but if you are not comfortable with tools I’d take to someone that is.

I love camping. I hate being "shook" awake every time my daughter rolled over on the other side of the camper. All trailers have the inherent issue of the "shimmies". The stock stabilizing jacks do very little to stop side to side motion. With the Steadyfast stabilizers on my 30' camper, I barely feel anyone walking around in the camper now. Not the easiest thing to install (every trailer is going to be different), but not the most difficult either. I highly suggest buying brand new drill bits for securing these to the trailer frame. Oh, and did I mention the customer service? If you have ANY issue with these, call Paul at Steadyfast. THE OWNER OF THE COMPANY ANSWERS THE PHONE! He will walk you through any problems. A few back and forths with phone calls and pictures and he was able to guide me to completion. Get these if you own a trailer.