X-chock on Lacrosse 318bhs

[davidzapp]

Anyone recommend the X-chock on 2013 Lacrosse 318bhs? Will it even fit given the distance between axles?

Trying to help with stabilization and have seen good reviews on X-chock.

Thanks.

[TTNewbees]

Yes, helps a little. You need the x-tended x chock.

[Laura]

We found it helped very little.

[08flagvlite]

I use only one, and I can't imagine any 2 wheels being closer than mine. I think that it made a WORLD of difference on our camper. I don't even think I need 2 of them. Mine is the standard BAL X CHOCK. Randy

[OldCoot]

Originally Posted by 08flagvlite

I use only one, and I can't imagine any 2 wheels being closer than mine. I think that it made a WORLD of difference on our camper. I don't even think I need 2 of them. Mine is the standard BAL X CHOCK. Randy

I think you would be pleasantly surprised by using a 2nd one.

[kozzy]

I use the x tended version on my 318. Love them. They do make a difference and work great. Have to special order the, I think at most places.

I would use regular chicks while u level your unit, once your set with that, put the x chocks in, you won't move..

[kempoman]

Love my x tended x chocks on my 318.

[garbonz]

rotochoks come with specific wedges for any spacing. they are awesome, very fast to deploy and very effective.

[rracer5]

X-4 on the x-tended x-chocks. I use 2 and have very little movement. I also put quite a bit of pressure on my stabilizer jacks. Keeping the stabilizer jacks close (not too extended) to the frame will also help. Build up under the jacks with blocks. This will minimize any flex from the jacks.