Perfect for Class A motorhomes with Equalizer leveling systems, these sturdy 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.
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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.
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.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Shane: Hey everyone, Shane here with etrailer.com. Today I have a 2018 American Coach American Dream motorhome, and I want to walk through how to install the SnapPad Jack Stand Pads.With a motorhome or camper, we like to go camping to different places. We like to travel. Camping at different spots means the ground could be a little bit different. Maybe it could be a little bit softer in some places. Well, when we go to level out our trailer, if one of those jacks pushes down on the ground, that means our camper's not going to be level.
Adding a SnapPad onto your jacks is going to make leveling out your camper a lot easier because we're not going to have to worry about the foot sinking in the ground. It's going to give us a much bigger footprint to make sure that we have a solid foundation.These are going to come in a variety of different sizes, anywhere from 7-inch up to 12-inch. Here, we have the 8-inch, 9-inch, 10-inch, 11.5. There's also a 7-inch and a 12-inch. What you're going to need to do is determine what kind of foot pad you have on your jack.
There's four different kinds. You have round, you have square, you have octagon, and you have concave round. These are going to be for your round. This type is going to be for your concave round or your octagon. Then of course your 11.5 and your 12 are going to be for rounds.Now the reason this one is for your concave round or your octagon...
You'll notice that the sides are a little bit deeper than the rest of them. The reason that is, is because on the foot pad, on the octagon and concave round, the sides kind of roll up a little bit taller. And we want those sides to be able to come down and grab on this bottom lip. Each one of our pads are going to be a durable rubber construction. So no matter what terrain we're on, whether it's rocky or asphalt, we can rest assured that once we have our jacks down, they're going to stay in place.So with adding these onto your factory foot plate, we kind of put this in perspective.
Your factory foot plate, let's say it's nine inches, which is what this pad is here. 9-inch foot plate is a metal plate. When we add this, we're actually making it 11 inches. So we're going from nine inches to 11 inches which is going to give us a much better footprint, a much more solid foundation.Not only can you buy these as a kit, but you can also buy these as separate pads. You can find each one here at etrailer.com.Now to measure your pad or to measure your foot, you need to determine what you have. This one's a round one. Then what you do is we need to measure across it from one side to the other. That's going to tell us what size foot pad we need. If you have octagon, you're just going to go from one flat side to the other flat side, straight across. very simple to measure. Once you measure, find the correct foot pad, and you're ready to go.My overall thoughts on these, I think these are a great idea. I think when you compare them to some of the other types of pads or some of the other types of things that people have used, like Mowards, 00:03:13 for instance, or maybe a pad that you just slide underneath there. You know, when we go to take off and maybe we're in a rush, and you're going to be thinking all the way home whether you forgot the pad or not. If you forgot it, you're out of luck. Now you got to find something else. We've gotten a lot of reviews from different people who have got these and said that "this was the best thing" they've "ever bought for their RV or camper" and they "should have done it a long time ago."As far as the installation on. Installation is very simple. I do say, have two people. Once you get the pad slid into place or in the area of the jack, back out, but whoever it is, drop that jack down close to the path. If you have to make an adjustment, have him stop, slide the pad over and then get out from underneath the RV. Once they drop the jack down all the way, it's going to pop right into place. That doesn't mean once they're on, they have to stay on. If you have to replace them, they can come off. Take a couple of screwdrivers, you're just going to wedge it around the plate, slide it around the side until you get half of it off and then it'll just slide it off and you can pop the new one on.Now that we've gone over some of the features, let's walk through how to get them installed. To start your installation, the first thing you want to do is you want to make sure you have a second person. Two, you're going to need some soapy water. What we're going to do is we're going to spray the whole inside of this pad on the foot and along this edge as much as we can. Then what we're going to do is we're going to spray the bottom of the actual foot on the camper.We're going to take this and slide it underneath the foot pad on a camper or RV. We're going to get those lined up as close as possible. We're going to get out from underneath the trailer. Have somebody slowly lower the jack until it gets close. Have him stop, make any adjustment necessary, and just have him put the jack down. And this pad is actually just going to pop right on top of the foot, or right on top of the jack foot itself.Once they start lowering the jacks, you want to make sure you're not underneath of it. Hold up. Make our adjustment. Once you get it straight, we'll have him bring it down all the way down and it pops into place. You're good. You can raise it up. Once you get one on, you're going to repeat the same process for any remaining jack you're putting a foot on. After you've installed a pad on each one of your jacks, you're ready to go.That's going to do it for look at and installation on the SnapPad Jack Stand Pads on a 2018 American Coach American Dream motorhome..
Average Customer Rating: 4.8 out of 5 stars (2732 Customer Reviews)
Perfect for Class A motorhomes with Equalizer leveling systems, these sturdy 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.I enjoyed working again with etrailer. Y’all are always great to work with.
What a great investment!
Easy installation even in cool weather about 45 degrees. So nice to roll up to grassy or hard surface sites and hit the auto-level without pulling pads out.
Well made and plenty of YouTube videos to aid in installation.
Very good quality product. Extremely easy to install. I encourage all RV'ers to install these n their rig.
Great addition to any RV. Sure beats the back breaking task of pulling out jack pads and trying to line them up underneath your levelers!
Would absolutely purchase again. These should come installed on all motor homes directly from the factory!
Much easier then sliding pads and having to pull regular pads out.
They seem to be well made. I have not installed them yet, as they are marked R and F, but believe the R is for the front, and the F is for the rear as it's larger. Wont know until I install them, and aint felt like it yet
Great product for the price. Very thick and supper easy to install.
$[xx] off retail, fast, free shipping, perfect fit. What's not to like?
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‘Purchased a set of 4 to use on our 2019 AS, a 25’ International Serenity model, which has 5 1/2” square stabilizer feet.
‘Some hesitancy placing the order as most reviews appeared to have vehicles with round stabilizers.
Manufacturer & delivery took months but was worth the wait: these are thick, heavy-duty, compressed rubber ( think rubber stall mat for race horses) and a nice, tight fit.
The fit was tight enough that mounting required me to remove the foot from its arm and use a channel lock wrench to torque the snap pad edge enough for the foot plate to fit into the product groove. Once in, it appeared to be snug enough to stay there for the long haul.
Re-attaching foot & pad to the stabilizer arm required another edge torque ( minimal pressure) to get the long attaching bolt to slide into its housing holes.
….long winded review for a simple Excellent rating of this product.
I wasn’t disappointed with this purchase
Review from a similar Jack Pads in RV Jack Pads
The snap pads are great! They were easy to in stall, and and add stability. Great product. Everything we have bought for our RV at etrailer has been a quality product!
Review from a similar Jack Pads in RV Jack Pads
The SnapPads were delivered on time, keeping the etrailer tradition of quick delivery. The quality is everything the manufacturer says it is. They're very easy to install. These should last for many years and many trails.
Review from a similar Jack Pads in RV Jack Pads
I am quite impressed with these jack pads. Look great on my Solitude. Fairly easy to install. It pops in if the Jack plate is close to center. They stayed on our last 1900 mile trip. I appreciate the extra grip using block for stabilization.
Review from a similar Jack Pads in RV Jack Pads
Perfect fit for my new adjustable length front jack foot. Installation was easy - I used the stacked levelers in the picture to help guide the pad onto the foot by sliding support where needed to insure a good "snap" on all edges.
Goodbye wood blocks - with the larger diameter front jack foot and snappads on all things that touch the ground (also installed snappads on my stabilizer feet) my asphalt driveway will be happy!
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Work great, etrailer is great to work with. Installed on 2017 WB Spirit 31G type C Motorhome.
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Installation was easy as I had my wife stay in the driver's seat to operate the levelers as needed. A little dish detergent and the pads slipped onto the levelers without a problem. It's great to have the SnapPads attached permanently and they avoid having to use blocks if the site is fairly level. We're very happy with the purchase.
Review from a similar Jack Pads in RV Jack Pads
The SnapPads are a great addition to my motorhome. I wish they were on earlier! They were a little difficult to put on. Also, they arrived in an etrailer box and I called SnapPad to verify they were legitimate. Finally, due to supply issues they took 3 weeks to arrive. I would have given 5 stars.
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