What do you use to stabilize when parked?

I just use 2x6s to give a flat surface for the jacks to be on, as well as to keep them from having to be overextended. Then, I use a cordless drill to extend/retract the jacks. So far, so good.

Rated X
in your bing or google address bar type in "the utility block"

This looks like an awesome leveling block also you can go to you tube to watch a video just type in ( the best utility leveling block )that seems to be the an awesome way to go

I put blocks of wood or levelling blocks underneath my jacks. The further extended they are, the less effective they are. So I usually put stuff under even if it isn't necessarily needed.

RatedX wrote:
I should of specified that my TT is a 2011 and has scissor jacks on each corner. The challenge is that most time they won't touch down directly because of height so I have to meet them halfway at least.

So I am looking for best solution for that specifically. Looks like your picture of jack stands is exactley what I am looking for, just wanted to grab opinions to make sure it's the best route.

Lynx Levelers are great. The fit together, and make a nioce platform for the stab to sit on. And they clean, and store easily.

I should of specified that my TT is a 2011 and has scissor jacks on each corner. The challenge is that most time they won't touch down directly because of height so I have to meet them halfway at least.

So I am looking for best solution for that specifically. Looks like your picture of jack stands is exactley what I am looking for, just wanted to grab opinions to make sure it's the best route.

You have used the right word in title "stabilize". Not jack up for repairs or storage just to stabilize. Some trailers have them welded on. Our didn't you see got these
http://www.campingworld.com/shopping/item/aluminum-stack-jacks-set-of-4/4205 One at each corner help with sea-sickness:B