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Traditional RV steps can flex and shake every time someone climbs in or out. The MORryde StepAbove RV Steps stay solid because both legs reach the ground and adjust individually for uneven surfaces. That contact takes away the springboard effect and keeps your footing steady. With a 500-lb capacity, you can step up confidently without rocking the trailer or feeling any wobble.
These steps feel natural to use thanks to their residential-style spacing and wide tread design. You get three steps with an 8" drop/rise, each 19-1/2" wide and 8" deep. The top step is 10-5/8" deep for even more room when you’re stepping out. The non-slip surface and textured tread tape add traction so you can climb safely, even in wet weather.
The MORryde StepAbove combines strength and ease of use. The aluminum platforms are rustproof and scratch-resistant, while the powder-coated steel frame resists corrosion. The lightweight construction makes it simple to lift and lower without strain, and the quick-release leg trigger lets you adjust height in 1" increments for a total of 13" of adjustment.
When it’s time to hit the road, the steps fold up and lock securely inside the door frame, keeping them clean, protected, and out of the weather. But if you’re parked close to another vehicle, a wall, or a hookup post and can’t safely deploy the steps, you can remove them completely by sliding out the hinge pins - no special tools needed. That means you can still open the door without the steps getting in the way, and you can store the steps separately until you’ve got room to set them up again.
The StepAbove is precision-built to fit doorways 23-3/4" to 26-1/4" wide and entry heights from 30" to 33-1/2". The mounting bracket measures 22-1/4" wide x 3-3/4" tall x 10" deep, and the travel height is 36-7/16". Pre-assembled hardware comes included, so once mounted it’s ready to use for safer, steadier entries on every trip.
| Doorway Width | Entry Height | etrailer Part Number | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 21-3/4" - 22-1/4" | 25" - 29" | MR86RR | |
| 30" - 33" | MR58RR | ||
| 34" - 36" | MR38RR | ||
| 23-3/4" - 24-1/4" | 25" - 29" | MR26RR | |
| 30" - 31" | MR98RR | ||
| 32" - 33" | MR98RR , MR45RR* | ||
| 34" - 36" | MR48RR, MR45RR* | ||
| 37" | MR88RR, MR45RR*, MR75RR* | ||
| 38" - 42" | MR88RR, MR75RR* | ||
| 23-3/4" - 26-1/4" | 25" - 29" | MR26RR | |
| 30" - 33" | MR98RR | ||
| 34" - 36" | MR48RR | ||
| 37" - 42" | MR88RR | ||
| 27-3/4" - 28-1/4" | 30" - 31" | MR68RR | |
| 32" - 33" | MR68RR, MR65RR* | ||
| 34" - 36" | MR78RR, MR65RR* | ||
| 37" | MR28RR, MR65RR*, MR85RR* | ||
| 38" - 42" | MR28RR, MR85RR* | ||
| 27-3/4" - 30-1/4" | 30" - 33" | MR68RR | |
| 34" - 36" | MR78RR | ||
| 37"-42" | MR28RR |
*Strut-assist model
Customer Satisfaction Score:
92% were satisfied with this product
8% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews

Gwendolyn Y.
3/26/2025
That's awesome to hear! I've heard of a few stories of the last step being a doozy especially in mornings. Glad that is no longer a problem for you now :)

Jason
3/28/2026
Working great a year later

David
5/25/2026
Stairs are fantastic Best thing I did for my camper

Gwendolyn Y.
6/3/2025
Those steps look great on your trailer, Bruce! What kind of camper do you have?

Randall
11/15/2023
Excellent Product! Have not had any issues with the steps was a great upgrade!

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Condition: Badly Dinged
Notes: The corners of the frame are bent, and some of the steps have scuff marks. All hardware is included.
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Kate F.
8/31/2026
Thanks for the pictures, and such a detailed review Rob! I am happy to hear these are way better the original steps, nice to not feel wobbly when you are going on an incline =)