Step in with confidence on a stable platform. The 22 inch wide step gives solid footing, and 3 steps suit entry heights of 25-1/2 to 36 inches when measured from the mounting point to the ground. Installation can be straightforward, sometimes bolting in place of old steps; a small floor jack or a second set of hands helps when starting the first bolts.
Measure from the ground to the mounting point. If it's 25-1/2 to 36 inches, 3 steps is the fit. If your entry height is 32-1/2 to 44 inches, consider 4 steps instead. When you mount steps closer under the doorway, the angle gets steeper, so check the geometry for comfortable use.
Installation is generally straightforward. Clear instructions and identifiable hardware make it simple, and spacers can help with fit. The assembly is heavy, so use a small floor jack or grab a friend to start the first bolts. If factory brackets aren't straight or you're on dirt, expect a bit more effort.
They can feel very sturdy and operate with little effort. Look for adjustable height or individual foot adjustments to level on uneven ground. If you need more reach than the legs allow, adding a step can help; some campers use boards under the feet to get level. Check stability when fully extended before regular use.
Yes, there are 3 steps that match a 25-1/2 inch mount. Many triple steps use a wider mount, so verify inside or outside dimension on your brackets before ordering. If your welded brackets are 25-1/2 inches, look for a matching mount; shimming wider steps narrower won't work, and slight widening can be required in some swaps.
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