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Unequal side-to-side weights in RVs is so common that Michelin publishes an RV version of their tire load/pressure chart. All it does is divide the per-axle Truck version of the chart by two. To encourage weighing corners, and possibly finding out that an axle weight is within limits but one side is overloaded.

Make sure the surface you are parked on is level both ways and then measure from the ground to the frame rails fore and aft on both sides when empty. Make sure your measurements are at the same location from the front and back of the RV. This will give you actual ride height measurements. Most passenger cars allow up to 1" variation from corner to corner. So it is entirely possible that you may be 1.5" off but I doubt it.
Randy

The most obvious and most likely scenario is that it's simply heavier on the one side. The question is why?

Look at what's on that side, appliances, tanks, storage..

Are you sure your driveway is level? Check it with a bubble to make sure. I went through this with mine.

Overweight on 1 side????

Was it like that when you got it? Possible overweight on one side? Bad shocks/springs.

Not Normal.....

I suggest you go to irv2.com and ask in the Workhorse/ Chevrolet chassis forum. Someone there may be able to help you.

no its w24 chassis.
no air bags

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