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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.
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.
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:
92% were satisfied with this product
8% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews
Jon G.
10/16/2020
The F and the B - which could be mistaken for an R - on the pads are actually just a quick way to identify which individual SnapPad you are looking at! The F is for an 11-12 inch or 12 inch round jack foot while the B is for a 10 inch octagon or round concave jack foot.
Monty B.
9/24/2021
Excellent - Nice not to forget something at pack up time, just raise jacks and go. Excellent quality. You should have two people to install, makes it easier.
Jenny N.
5/28/2024
These pads should be snapping on for you and staying on. Sometimes there is a clearance issue around or above the metal foot. You would want to have at least 2 inches of full clearance to the sides of the retracted foot and at least 0.75 inches of clearance from the top edge of the foot and above. In transit ground clearance can also cause pad loss. When traveling over curbs, speedbumps, and potholes the landing feet can be set closer to the ground and when driving over these areas the suspension of the rig forces the feet further down. It is recommended that a minimum of 6 inches of full ground clearance is needed to safely use the pads.
Wayne T.
4/25/2022
The Snap Pads that I installed on my 2016 Entegra Aspire have been working out great! No issues at all. They installed very easily and have stayed on securely. These make it much easier to set up when I arrive at my camp site.
Brooke M.
11/5/2024
Tom, I think thats one of the surest signs when a product works well - `when you forget what it used to be like without them! I still see a few RVs out on the highways when I am driving - are you still getting out there or are you done for the season?
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Lazer S.
2/17/2026
Sorry we messed up the first time, but I'm glad we got you all squared away in the end! That's a pretty sweet RV, Richard! What's the next trip you have planned?