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With every RV we've owned (TT, 5-r, motorhome) we've always put the stabilizers down just enough to take a bit of weight off the tires. We lube them well to keep them from developing any rust over the winter sleep.
Lori-
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If you put the stabilizes down and a tire slowly goes flat you will overload that corner of the frame. If you want to do it because of a high wind area, put blocking under the frame near the wheels or under the axles right next to the wheels.
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