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Perfect for fifth wheels and motorhomes with Lippert leveling systems, these rubber pads install on your jacks, eliminating the need to crawl under your rig during leveling. Large surface area adds extra stability on soft ground. Includes (4) pads.
Features:
Specs:
Check the listings below for some of the most common rigs that are compatible with this system. Note: You will need to measure your jacks to confirm compatibility, as the foot size/shape of the jacks on your leveling system can vary from model to model and year to year.
SnapPad feet are carefully engineered to snap onto flat landing feet. They will likely not work if your landing feet are bent or have become "dished". This "dishing" can occur on even brand new RV models.
SnapPads install quickly and easily, and never need to be removed. Install each pad one at a time. Begin by placing the pad beneath your jack, ensuring that the pad and foot are properly aligned.
Lower the jack until the lip of the pad fully engages around its foot and locks into place. You'll hear a snapping sound once the pad is securely installed. Repeat this process for the remaining pads. Installation is permanent, so once you have the SnapPads secured, you'll never have to worry about crawling under your RV to place pads again.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
96% were satisfied with this product
4% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews
James
7/2/2026
The pads are working great. A couple of tips: 1 If we are parked on a paved surface concrete and asphalt, before setting the leveling system in motion, I use a DeWalt battery blower to blow any loose rocks off the surfaces that the jacks will rest on. If were parked on dirt or grass, or on crushed rock or gravel, I use the hard plastic stackable blocks under the pads, like I used to use before installing the snap pads. Putting weight on the snap pads on surfaces with loose rock will imbed rocks in the underside of the pads. Since our TT is stored inside a garage with a concrete floor, I did not want rocks scarring up the concrete. Yes, I am picky, but after a while, the undersides of the pads would truly be mostly imbedded rocks if the pads were set down on ground or gravel.
Anita
3/27/2026
The jack pads are still holding up. We traveled 6000+ miles this year, and all is well.
Heather A.
3/27/2026
Kate F.
2/18/2026
Glad you found the SnapPads Mark and Lisa! Having the larger foot really does make difference. What trip are you guys looking most forward to this year?
Kate F.
2/19/2026
Gwendolyn Y.
7/30/2025
Looks great, Michael! I checked out the videos and really enjoyed both the install and the short you made. Where’s your next adventure taking you two to?
Bruce
2/24/2026
The pads are still working good. No road debris has had no effect on them.
Gwendolyn Y.
2/24/2026
Kenneth
2/9/2026
Funny thing never did install them
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Thomas
7/28/2026
No issues, the SnapPads are holding up well and doing exactly what I bought them for. I recommend them for RVs. Happy with the purchase.