struts or chocks

[gadou]

I have a 2012 GT29BH and I don't like all the rocking when parked.

I would like to stabilize it a little better.

As you know, this TT has a wide stance axles.

Would it be better to get extended wheel chocks or stabilizer struts?

I do not want to add too much weight but I want something that wil stop the rocking and I don't want to it to take too much time to set up at the campground.

What are you using?

Thanks for all the input!

[Lloyd]

If you are only going to do one or the other----In my opinion, stabilizers will do more then chocks.

[wenzdong]

Ditto to what Old Farmer said. B/C: I upgrade RVs and had stablizers put on before taking delivery. I wouldn't go without them...

[gadou]

So I guess the Ultra-Fab Eliminator 6 strut kit would be the way to go.

Any other brands? These are the only one I could find.

Thanks for your comments!

[Lloyd]

These are what I installed on our rig.
http://www.plugitright.com/Page3.html

[coastn]

I'm a happy camper using the Steady-Fast setup. Fewer struts to install and setup/loosen at camp. Struts are beefy also.

[1olcatonr]

good to hear that coastn, I think I'll go with the steady fast set up. Glad to hear an honest opinion on them.

[gadou]

Thanks for all the input.

That gives me a little more choice!

[201126rkx]

We use the Steady-Fast system on our 2011 26RKX. No more rocking.