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Your RV can move after leveling because leveling only corrects its angle. It does not eliminate tire movement, suspension flex, frame movement, soft-ground settling, or side-to-side play in extended...
A trailer jack usually fails under load because it is overloaded, mechanically binding, poorly lubricated, internally worn, or receiving insufficient electrical power. The jack may move normally...
A trailer usually feels unstable because its weight is poorly distributed, tongue weight is too low, tires are incorrect, or the towing setup needs adjustment. Excessive speed, strong wind, worn...
A trailer hitch usually moves and makes noise because small gaps let the connected metal parts shift under load. Rattling often comes from receiver play, squeaking from a dry hitch ball, and sharp...