What wheel stabilizers will fit.

[TysonTDW]

I have a 2012 Rockwood Roo21SS. The axles are really close.

I already tried the small Camco RV wheel stop but they would not fit.


Thinking about trying the x-stop wheel stabilizers.


Does anyone have a known wheel stabilizer that fits really close axles?

Thanks in advance!!!

[llowllms]

SoundGuy wrote:

TysonTDW wrote:
Thinking about trying the x-stop wheel stabilizers.

Does anyone have a known wheel stabilizer that fits really close axles?

Axle spread on my Freedom Express is a mere 29" so the tires are really close together yet I have no issues whatsoever using a pair of BAL X-Chocks for minimizing suspension movement when we're walking around inside the camper. FWIW, Norco claims the X-Chock requires as little as 1 & 3/8" clearance between the tires ... can't imagine your tires are any closer together than that.

I use the same thing on our ROO 236.

[SoundGuy]

TysonTDW wrote:
Thinking about trying the x-stop wheel stabilizers.

Does anyone have a known wheel stabilizer that fits really close axles?

Axle spread on my Freedom Express is a mere 29" so the tires are really close together yet I have no issues whatsoever using a pair of BAL X-Chocks for minimizing suspension movement when we're walking around inside the camper. FWIW, Norco claims the X-Chock requires as little as 1 & 3/8" clearance between the tires ... can't imagine your tires are any closer together than that.

[Jerry9n]

Once someone posted a pic of chocks made from Harbor Freight woodworkers clamps. I made a set and have used them for 7 years with no problems. You can hand tighten them and believe me, they won't budge (don't ask how I know). Simple, easy and inexpensive.

Harbor Freight Clamp:


Finished product:

[bikendan]

Mine are close on my 23SS.
I made my own, from 4x4 PST post and threaded stock.
various plans for these can be found online.
Cost me $12 total for both sides.

[southernsky]

If the camco don't fit the x-chock sure won't fit. Easy to make some that do fit with a 4x4 cut to size and all thread, that's what I did.