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We bought the Camco brand of X-chocks primarily to stop fore & aft movement and they work well for that.
There are diagonal braces etc. that help reduce stabilizer movement from side-to-side.
There are jacks some use near the center of a trailer to reduce the up & down bouncing of the tires and springs.
There devices etc. that can be used under the entry steps to reduce movement when someone enters/leaves the trailer.
IMO, see if you can get an idea of what kind of movement (rocking?) bothers you the most and try tackling that first.
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