When you pull into that perfect campsite only to discover it sits on a slope, you face a familiar choice: accept the tilt and deal with doors that won’t stay closed, or spend 20 minutes with blocks and boards trying to get your RV level. What if there were a better way?
TruEarth leveling combined with LiquidSpring suspension eliminates the campsite lottery. Instead of hunting for level spots or wrestling with manual leveling systems, you simply press a button and watch your RV automatically adjust to create a level living space on virtually any terrain.
What TruEarth Leveling Actually Does
TruEarth is LiquidSpring’s push-button leveling system that works independently of the suspension’s load-leveling function. While the suspension automatically maintains proper ride height when you add or remove cargo, TruEarth lets you manually adjust each corner of your RV to compensate for uneven ground.
The system uses the same liquid-based struts as your LiquidSpring suspension, but with an additional range designed specifically for campsite leveling. You can raise or lower each corner independently, giving you precise control over your RV’s position.
Why TruEarth Works Better Than Traditional Leveling
Most RV leveling systems fall into two categories: manual blocks and boards, or aftermarket hydraulic jacks. Each has significant limitations.
Manual leveling blocks require you to drive onto ramps or stack blocks under your wheels. You’re constantly getting in and out of the RV to check level, then repositioning blocks until you get close enough. It’s time-consuming, physically demanding, and you’re limited by how many blocks you carry.
Aftermarket hydraulic jacks mount separately from your suspension and add complexity, weight, and potential failure points. They also create an awkward workflow—you have to level the RV with jacks, then separately adjust your air suspension if you have it.
TruEarth integrates leveling with your existing suspension system. The same struts that give you a smooth ride also provide precise leveling control. No additional hydraulics, no separate systems, no extra weight.
The result: What used to take 15-30 minutes now takes about 90 seconds.
How TruEarth Integration Works with LiquidSpring
The beauty of TruEarth is how it works with your existing LiquidSpring suspension rather than fighting against it or duplicating it.
Your LiquidSpring suspension has two main jobs: provide a smooth ride and automatically maintain proper ride height when you load or unload cargo. It does both of these jobs continuously while you’re driving and parked.
TruEarth adds a third capability: automatic leveling at the push of a button for uneven campsites. When you arrive at your campsite, you engage TruEarth mode and use the controls to level each corner independently. The system temporarily overrides the load leveling feature to make the RV level.
When you’re ready to drive: Disengage TruEarth mode and the suspension returns to automatic operation, maintaining proper ride height and providing smooth driving.
The key benefit: You get the best of both worlds—automatic suspension management for driving and towing, plus precise manual control for camping comfort.
Winning the RV Leveling Lottery
Talk to any experienced RVer and they’ll tell you stories about passing up beautiful campsites because they were too sloped, or spending an hour trying to get acceptably level. TruEarth changes this calculation entirely.
With traditional leveling: You look for the flattest spot available, often settling for less desirable locations. Even then, you might end up with a slight slope that keeps you sliding to one side of the bed all night.
With TruEarth: You choose campsites based on view, privacy, accessibility, or amenities. The slope becomes irrelevant. That spot overlooking the lake that everyone passes by? Perfect for you.
This matters more than you might think. RV trip planning often revolves around reservation availability and level campsites. When you can level anywhere, you have access to boondocking spots and scenic locations that other RVers can’t use effectively.
Installation and Compatibility
TruEarth™ comes as an integrated option with new LiquidSpring installations or can be added to existing LiquidSpring-equipped RVs. It uses the same liquid-based struts as your suspension, with additional valving and controls for manual adjustment.
TruEarth™ requires 4-corner suspension is available on:
- RVs equipped with LiquidSpring suspension systems
- Adventure trucks equipped with LiquidSpring suspension systems
The installation includes upgraded struts with leveling capability, a control panel inside your vehicle, and the electronic controls to manage both automatic suspension and manual leveling functions.
Installation time: Typically, one day at an authorized LiquidSpring dealer.
Single System, Multiple Benefits
The biggest advantage of TruEarth isn’t the RV leveling capability itself—it’s how seamlessly it works with your suspension system.
Single system management: One control panel, one service relationship, one warranty. If you have an issue, you call one company.
Optimized performance: The leveling system is designed specifically to work with LiquidSpring suspension. The struts, valving, and controls are all engineered together for reliability and performance.
Simplified troubleshooting: Your dealer doesn’t have to figure out how two different systems interact. Everything is designed and supported as an integrated solution.
Future-proof capability: As LiquidSpring develops new features and improvements, TruEarth is part of the platform and benefits from ongoing development.
Why TruEarth Changes How You Go Camping
TruEarth changes how you think about camping locations and setup time.
Boondocking becomes practical: Those scenic off-grid spots that are always sloped? Now they’re viable options. You’re no longer limited to developed campgrounds with level pads.
Faster departure: When you’re ready to leave, you don’t have to collect blocks and boards or retract separate leveling jacks. Disengage TruEarth and drive away.
Weather independence: No crawling around in mud or snow trying to position leveling blocks. Press buttons from inside your warm, dry RV.
Campsite flexibility: Arrive after dark? No problem. Level your RV without getting out or setting up work lights to see what you’re doing.
Making the Decision: When TruEarth Makes Sense
TruEarth isn’t for everyone, but it makes particular sense in specific situations.
You should consider TruEarth if you:
- Frequently camp in locations without level pads (boondocking, state parks, older campgrounds)
- Want faster campsite setup and departure
- Have physical limitations that make manual leveling difficult
- Value the convenience of push-button operation
- Plan to keep your RV for many years
TruEarth might be optional if you:
- Only camp in newer RV parks with level concrete pads
- Don’t mind spending time with manual leveling
- Rarely encounter sloped campsites
- Have budget constraints and need to prioritize suspension over leveling
The integration factor: If you’re already getting LiquidSpring suspension, adding TruEarth costs significantly less than installing separate aftermarket leveling later.
One System, Every Campsite
TruEarth RV leveling works because it’s designed as part of the LiquidSpring system, not bolted onto it. You get precise leveling control using the same proven liquid-based technology that provides your smooth ride.
The real value: Freedom to choose campsites based on what you want to see and do, not whether you can get level. Setup time that measures in seconds, not minutes. One integrated system that handles both ride quality and campsite leveling.
Ready to learn more? Contact us to discuss your specific RV and camping needs.
