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Rv Steps - 8 Inch Drop/Rise, 2 Steps

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Excellent all around. I am pleased with the product, the delivery and how easy it was to acquire and install. Thank you.
Gary
San Diego, CA


RV Steps with 8 Inch Drop/Rise and 2-Step entry

Stepping in feels natural with 2 steps and an 8 inch drop/rise, keeping the climb even and comfortable. Install can be simple thanks to multiple mounting holes for alignment, though some frames may need minor drilling. A solid pick when replacing older units, with a secure feel and roomy treads that make getting in and out easier.
For tight fits, a floor jack to support the steps and a rubber mallet can help line up the front holes before drilling the rears. If your mounts don't line up, redrilling or adding a plate can secure the frame. If the treads feel slick in socks, adding simple grip tape to the steps can improve traction and help prevent slips.
Often, yes—direct replacements can let you reuse existing components. Verify your current step series or part number so the new steps match your controller, motor, and magnetic door switch. If the switch style differs, plan to add the correct magnet or switch. Check that your cut out switch and connectors match before bolting everything up.
Yes, 8 Inch Drop/Rise on 2 steps gives comfortable, even spacing. Measure from the door sill to the ground where you typically park and confirm two steps with this rise will cover it. Some designs allow a bit of change in height depending on where you're camped. If your sill sits unusually high, consider whether a different configuration would be easier to climb.
They can, but check a few things first. Confirm your mounting hole spacing and whether your frame uses outriggers; you may need to redrill, move outriggers, or add a plate to line things up. If your steps stow into the doorway, verify doorway width and folded clearance. Multiple mounting holes on some steps help with alignment during install.