Hydraulic and mechanical steady legs for campervans
AL-KO VT support systems for panel vans
Stable parking – even on challenging pitches
Support systems for panel vans balance out uneven parking pitches and reduce unwanted movement inside the vehicle. Hydraulic systems level the campervan conveniently at the push of a button, while mechanical steady legs provide reliable stabilisation using a hand crank. This means you can enjoy noticeably more peace and comfort when sleeping, cooking and moving around inside.
Steady legs for panel vans at a glance
The right solution for your vehicle and travel style
The choice of the appropriate support system depends on your panel van, the vehicle weight and your desired level of operating comfort. Regardless of which solution you choose, you will benefit from numerous advantages:
- Automatic levelling: Hydraulic systems level the panel van precisely and effortlessly.
- Stable parking: Steady legs reduce rocking or swaying of the vehicle when parked.
- Compensation for slopes: Uneven ground such as grass, gravel or asphalt can be reliably levelled out.
- Lightweight solutions: LevelVan weighs less than 50 kg, ClickFix around 24 kg.
- Retrofitting options: Depending on the chassis and the total vehicle weight, different systems are available.
Hydraulic levelling support systems for panel vans
Level parking at the push of a button
After parking the campervan, hydraulic steady legs automatically extend and bring the panel van to a level position within minutes. This relieves the vehicle’s suspension, increases parking stability and improves living comfort. Depending on the system, stored positions also make it easier to empty the water tank or reposition your vehicle as needed.
AL-KO VT offers hydraulic solutions for different vehicle classes. LevelVan was developed especially for compact panel vans. HY4 is also suitable for heavier vehicles up to 6 tonnes. For all-wheel-drive panel vans based on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter,LevelM Pro 4x4 offers a version with especially high ground clearance.
Benefits:
- fully automatic, precise levelling
- comfortable operation without physical effort
- less rocking and greater stability
- even support for the vehicle
- practical extra features depending on the system
Frequently asked questions about support systems for panel vans & campervans
A campervan can be levelled particularly conveniently using a hydraulic levelling support system. The system compensates automatically for uneven ground and slopes, positioning the vehicle level at the push of a button. With mechanical steady legs, larger height differences are first balanced using levelling blocks, before the legs are extended and the campervan stabilised by hand crank.
Steady legs are especially worthwhile if you travel frequently in your campervan and value a stable, steady parking position. They reduce rocking movements inside and improve comfort when sleeping, cooking or moving around the vehicle. Hydraulic systems level the campervan comfortably and precisely, while mechanical steady legs offer a robust and low-maintenance stabilising solution.
Steady legs stabilise the vehicle and reduce interior movement. Hydraulic systems can also compensate for slopes and automatically level the panel van.
The key factors are the chassis, permissible gross weight, available installation space and your preferred operating comfort. The expert team at the AL-KO VT Customer Centres will support you in making the right choice.
Many panel vans can be retrofitted with hydraulic or mechanical steady legs. All that is required is a compatible chassis and professional installation. Our expert team at the AL-KO VT Customer Centres will be happy to help you.
LevelVan is an especially lightweight hydraulic support system solution for compact panel vans. HY4 covers higher vehicle weights, while ClickFix provides manual vehicle stabilisation.
The impact depends on the system and the vehicle. LevelM Pro 4x4 was specifically developed for demanding surfaces and offers 280 millimetres of ground clearance.
ClickFix is available for a wide range of models, including Fiat Ducato, Citroën Jumper and Peugeot Boxer from model year 2006. Other variants are available for the Opel Movano from 2022 and Toyota Proace Max from 2024.