Will The Trailer Valet Stabilizer Fit 2024 Forest River Flagstaff 255RK
Updated 03/21/2026 | Published 03/19/2026
Question:
My 2024 Forest River Flagstaff 25SRK has mounting plates already installed for a leveler system. These are located right beside the scissor jack mounts. Can I just bolt the TV68FR to these plates? The mounting plates on the trailer look almost identical to the mounting plates on the TV68FR.
asked by: Jim D
Expert Reply:
Hey Jim, that’s a great question and I completely understand wanting this to be a clean, no-hassle bolt-on.
The good news is the Trailer Valet system part # TV68FR uses a universal mounting bracket design, so you don’t need to worry about matching up specific bolt hole spacing on those factory plates. As long as your Flagstaff already has those stabilizer mounting plates on the frame, you should be able to bolt the system right up without any drilling or modification.
The main thing you’ll still want to confirm is your frame width, since this system is designed to fit frames that measure about 68-1/2 inches to 76-3/4 inches between the mounting points. As long as you’re within that range, you should be in great shape for a straightforward install and a solid, stable setup. Let me know if your width is more than 76 inches and we can go from there.
What got you looking into adding the leveling system, are you trying to make setup quicker or improve stability once you’re parked?
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Randy P.
3/21/2026
This worked well for us. I mounted ours where the electric jacks were previously mounted and they’ve functioned just fine.
Heather A.
3/21/2026
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Jim D.
3/20/2026
Thanks Heather - looking for stability once the trailer is parked. I am installing this weekend so I will let you know if I run into any issues. Thanks, for the response. Jim