Best Way to Level a Class A Motorhome at a Curb
Updated 04/23/2026 | Published 04/09/2026
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Hello, this is regarding this product: Ark Down Corner RV Stabilizer Jacks - 30 Long Corner Steadies - Black - Qty 2 I have a 33 foot Class A motorhome. Can I use these as leveling jacks when I pull up to a curb and my motorhome is tilting to one side? Or is my motorhome too heavy for that? Thank you. Michael
asked by: Michael D
Expert Reply:
Hi Michael, that’s a really smart question, and I’m glad you asked before trying it.
Those Ark corner steadies part # ARK94FR aren’t meant to level a motorhome, especially not a 33 foot Class A. They’re designed to stabilize after you’re already level, not lift one side of the coach. Using them to try to correct that curb lean would put more load on them than they’re built for, so you’re right to question it.
The safest and most effective way to handle that side to side tilt is leveling at the tires, and there are three solid ways to go depending on how easy you want it to be.
For a good option, stackable blocks like the Ultra-Fab Leveling Blocks with Bag, part # UF48-979051, let you build up the low side and are strong enough for larger RVs when used on stable ground.
For a better option, the Andersen Camper Leveler Kit, part # AN68VR, lets you simply drive up until you’re level without stacking, which is faster and more precise, especially in situations like parking along a curb.
For the best option, if you want true push-button leveling, the Lippert Ground Control 3.0 system, part # LC675817, is a full electric leveling system designed to lift and level the entire coach safely, but it’s a much bigger install and investment.
That gives you a really clear path depending on how often you deal with uneven parking and how much convenience you want.
Where do you mostly park your motorhome, along a curb at home, in a driveway, or out at campsites?
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Michael D.
4/23/2026
Thank you for explaining that, Heather.