SnapPad HiWay 8 Bus Jack Pads for HWH Leveling Systems w/ 8" Round and 11-1/2" Round Feet

Video Transcript for Review of SnapPad RV Jack Pads - HiWay 8 Bus Jack Pads 8 Inch And 11-1/2 Inch Jack Foot - SP34FR74

Hi, everybody, Andy here with etrailer.com. And today, we're gonna take a look at the SnapPad HiWay 8 bus jack pads. These four heavy duty rubber pads are going to snap onto your Class A motorhomes with HWH or valid leveling systems with two eight-inch in diameter and two 11.5-inch in diameter jack feet to help make leveling faster and easier, eliminating the need to crawl under your motorhome to position plastic pads or wood blocks. Now, I do wanna tell you that it is a good idea to measure your jacks to confirm compatibility as the foot size or shape of the jacks on your leveling system can vary from model to model and year to year. Now, lemme go ahead and give you some overall measurements of these pads, beginning with this pad here that is designed for your eight-inch foot. So looking at the overall diameter of this pad, as you can see, we're sitting right at 10 inches in diameter.

And then the height, we're sitting at two inches tall. And then this larger pad, let me get my tape measure here, looking at the diameter and then this pad's going to be for your 11.5 inch foot. So looking at the diameter, we're sitting right at 13 7/8 inches on the diameter. And laying this back down here, looking at the height, we are sitting right at 2 1/4 inches tall. So the increased surface area of your leveling jack's feet is going to give you added support for your trailer, your motorhome, preventing sinking into soft ground.

Unlike smaller metal feet, these pads are made here in the USA of durable, heavy duty rubber that are actually made from recycled tires. So these are going to grip uneven terrain and prevent your metal feet from rusting or bending. The built-in drains release moisture to prevent your jack feet from rusting or corroding, and they're also going to serve as a cushion so your metal feet won't crack or chip away at your driveway, and they're going to help dampen vibration from inside of your motorhome that could cause shifting. There's not going to be any need to remove or replace these pads or carry other jack pads or blocks around with you. Now, these are going to be a simple one-time installation.

You're just going to line up the pads beneath your jack feet and lower each foot until the lip on the pad fully engages and locks into place. You're actually going to hear a snapping sound once the pad is securely installed. Then insulation will be permanent, so once you have the SnapPad secured, you're never going to have to worry about crawling under your motorhome again to place pads. Well, that's gonna conclude our look today. I do hope that it was helpful for you.

Again, my name is Andy. Thank you for joining me.