Kwikee replacement RV steps make swapping out damaged or worn units straightforward. Match your setup by choosing 24" or 29" wide steps and the same series for a direct fit. Go with double or triple steps to fine-tune rise and ground clearance so the first step isn't a stretch.
Installation is typically straightforward, but the steps are heavy, so a second set of hands helps. Removal can be the hardest part, especially if carriage bolts spin or are hard to access. Line up the mounting holes before tightening, and verify operation after bolting up. Plug in the harness and test the door switch function before finalizing.
Yes, replacement slides are available for the 42 Series. You can replace the lower step slides, top step slides, or the upper slide assembly as needed. Confirm your series from the sticker or serial and pick the slide position you need. Inspect for wear or bent components before ordering parts.
Match the step width and series on your step's tag, then confirm the bolt pattern. Kwikee options commonly come in 24" or 29" widths, so measure your existing steps. Check mounting hole layout on your coach; multiple mounting holes can make lining things up easier. If you're replacing another brand that's discontinued, Kwikee is a common direct bolt-on solution.
Pick the number of steps based on your ground-to-mounting-plate height and desired rise. If the lower step sits high off the ground, a triple step can make entry and exit easier. Check that you have clearance for the extra step to tuck up. Measure your coach at its normal ride height before deciding.
Yes, many swaps are plug and play when replacing like-for-like Kwikee steps. Verify the connectors against your current harness and read the tag on your old steps. In some cases a switch magnet is needed, while others do not require changing the magnetic door switch or cut out switch. Confirm before bolting everything up.
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