Stabilization ??

You can buy a set of stack jacks for $30 at Walmart. Put one set on the frame in front of the front axles and the other set behind the rear axle. That should catch the side to side rocking.

JT Strongarms or something similar is the only way to get rid of most of it. And maybe another set of jacks next to the tires to take out some bounce.

In my experience camper "wiggle" when you walk around inside varies from one trailer to another, some worse, some not so bad. I obviously deploy the stabs, securing them atop stacks to minimize their extension, and do have a set of X-Chocks but usually only install them when my wife is camping with me, otherwise I don't bother and just live with whatever motion there may be. No biggie, 'though I do notice inherently less with this shorter trailer we currently have compared to our previous KZ Spree which was much longer.

The less you drop your stabilizers, the less movement you will notice. We have treat 4X4 blocks under your stabilizers to prevent from having to lover them so much, which makes a HUGE difference. We also place as many blocks are possible under the tongue.

JT Strongarms. Problem solved.

My 35' tt shook and rocked so much it broke several of the bolts holding the stabilizers on. I added a set of JT Strongarms and all movement was gone.

rbpru wrote:
We drop the stabilizers and live with the results........ .

Pretty much same for us, gave up years ago trying to stop the rock.

I bought a set of 4 screw jacks at Walmart. Makes negligible difference. The TT is moving on it's suspension. You can give them a try - maybe you will see a difference.

We drop the stabilizers and live with the results.

Some people are far more sensitive than others but when you have tried all the cures there is not much else you can do.

The only TTs that I know of what were truly stable we up on blocks in a semi-permanent location.

Only if you leave them in the up position. Otherwise it will get solid as a rock.

Are you a big guy?
Me 160 lbs, wife 99 lbs. not rocking.
A friend of ours visited while we were camping. He is 300 lbs....this is the first time I felt our trailer rock when he walked around inside.

and yes, screw jacks should help.