Bristol Caravans and Motorhomes

Motorhome levelling

You haven’t come this far just to get muddy knees

Nobody wants to sleep on an incline – but trying to level a motorhome manually using chocks or plastic ramps can be a nightmare: muddy, dangerous and time-consuming when all you want to do is open a bottle and get on with your holiday.
“We had Amplo levellers fitted: impeccable service. Will return.”
Simon Hurford, 14th April 2024

Choose Bristol Caravans to fit an automatic levelling system:

  • Say goodbye to compromised pitch locations – camp where you want to
  • Of the 7 brands available in the UK we supply and fit 5
  • Product and replacement parts on-the-shelf for speedy turnaround

We don’t just sell. We will inspect your vehicle and learn your priorities so we can understand which system is right for you. Come and find out why bristolcaravans.com is an award-winning workshop you can trust.

Why not stay on one of our onsite touring pitches before and during installation?

What is a Motorhome Levelling System?

A motorhome levelling system is an aftermarket accessory that enables you to level your motorhome or campervan quickly, safely and quietly on an uneven site.

You can have a motorhome levelling system fitted at any time in the vehicle’s life, and you can even move your system to your next motorhome.

Levelling systems take the pain out of levelling your motorhome: some systems even have an alert to prevent you from accidentally breaking the law by overloading your vehicle.

“I had an Amplo self-levelling installation at Bristol Caravans and Motorhomes. The communication before and during the visit was excellent. The dedicated, skilled technicians discussed options in detail and did a great job. The Office team were professional and very welcoming. Despite being 2 hours drive, I’m likely to uSe them for other work in future, in preference to more local workshops.”

Mark, Nov 2024 – Google Reviews. Read more reviews here!

How to choose the right system for your motorhome

We offer a range of electric and hydraulic systems which differ in lifting height, weight and cost. Like many things in life, there are pros & cons: the best option is to book your free assessment so we can determine what is best for you.

In 2024 we installed 35 levelling systems, so you can trust us to guide you to the right decision for your vehicle and your lifestyle.
The following top brands approve bristolcaravans.com as expert installers:

We hope to meet you and your vehicle soon.

“We bought our first motorhome about 15 months ago and quickly discovered that Bristol Caravans and Motorhomes were the go-to-place for all maintenance, service and repairs.”

Rod Symmons, August 2024

How Much Does Motorhome Levelling Cost

Hydraulic Levelling

Fitted

From

£5,695

Electric Levelling

fitted

From

£4,250

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Book Your Motorhome Levelling Installation

If you have any questions or would like to book a Levelling System Installation, email service@bristolcaravans.com, call 01454 612893 within working hours, or contact us using our online form.

FAQs

There are basically two types of levelling system for a motorhome or campervan:

  • Hydraulic
  • 12v Electric

At Bristol Caravans we fit both types of system. Review system benefits using the links at the bottom of this page.

  • Lightest system 50KG
  • Heaviest levelling system 68KG

Depending on the system between one and two days. If you have a system fitted at Bristol Caravans we offer a Free over night stay on our Late Pitch, with coin operated 230v electric hook-up.

We recommend:

  • A yearly service
  • Oil change every 5 years

Our service includes:

  • Raise vehicle on column lift
  • Visual check for damage, all parts
  • Check oil level
  • Operate system
  • Check all system functions
  • Lubricate all ram seals
  • Check for software update

If your leisure vehicle is only booked in for levelling system service, 1.5 hours + Parts.

If levelling system service booked with a Habitation and/or Engine Chassis service, 1 hour + Parts.

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