Solid and confidence-inspiring, Stromberg Carlson RV steps with 3 steps give you stable footing for campers and trailers. Installation is straightforward, but confirm your mounting bracket width and depth and your entry height; some setups may need minor drilling, new outriggers, or bracket adjustments for a proper fit.
They're described as heavy duty with solid footing and minimal flex. Install can be quick, but hole placement may differ, so be ready for light drilling to match your setup. If a leg or side is slightly twisted, bolts can be tougher to start—loosely assemble, square everything up, then tighten. Test fold-out and footing before final torque.
Go 4-step if the first step from the ground is still large after lift. Some 3-step and 4-step units share the same mounting brackets and dimensions, so swapping can be straightforward. Verify your bracket style and width before ordering. For taller entry heights, a quad reduces the ground-to-first-step gap and can be easier on the knees.
Confirm the braces behind each step are oriented correctly and support both sides. A backward brace can leave one side unsupported and cause noticeable sway. Check that the landing, legs, and bolt holes align without forcing. Cycle the steps and stand on each side to verify even support before finishing the install.
Yes, if the bracket width matches the step's mounting width. Measure the inside width of your opening; common fits include 24" and about 27-1/4". A 27" opening can be a tight fit with a 27-1/4" bracket, so dry-fit and center it carefully. If your current brackets don't line up, plan on minor mods like drilling new holes, moving brackets, welding, or adding outriggers.
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