r-pod Axle Riser

Originally posted by Kickstart As I remember, our risers were about $80 shipped from the factory. A local indy RV shop installed them for about $120. So, the total with tax was a little over $200. Self installation looked to be pretty easy, and I would have tried it myself except for some physical limitations. We had peeled off one of the rear stabilizer jacks just pulling into a gas station, and without risers our Pod was too low for many national park sites, let alone much boondocking. The standard Rpods have much less ground clearance than any other trailer we've owned.

I just got a phone quote of $350  for parts and install of risers from a northern Atlanta dealer ... I think this may be a job I do myself in the spring ...

I ordered mine last fall, when the weather clears and I can get her on level ground I will put them on, or I may take to my shop and let the guys do it and buy em lunch, I like option 2.

As I remember, our risers were about $80 shipped from the factory. A local indy RV shop installed them for about $120. So, the total with tax was a little over $200. Self installation looked to be pretty easy, and I would have tried it myself except for some physical limitations. We had peeled off one of the rear stabilizer jacks just pulling into a gas station, and without risers our Pod was too low for many national park sites, let alone much boondocking. The standard Rpods have much less ground clearance than any other trailer we've owned.

I tried to find a previous post about the cost of the axel riser kit. Could someone let me know what the approximate cost would be to have them installed. I am worried about the low clearance while bringing it into our lake home. (gravel road). Thanks

Originally posted by camper4ever We took our Pod to the dealer for a few warranty repairs and asked them to install the axle risers.  They would not do it as they said it was not recommended by the manufacturer.  Any suggestions?  We do need them to make it easier to get into out driveway.