Which Landing Gear Foot Upgrade Is Best for Lippert Ground Control 3.0 Landing Gear On RV?
Published 06/16/2026
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I have Lippert Ground Control 3.0 landing gear. Which RVpaws kit do I need? I see some universal and some for lippert brand. thanks
asked by: Brian
Expert Reply:
Hi Brian! For Lippert Ground Control 3.0 landing gear, you’ll want to match the RVpaws kit to the shape of your jack legs. If they are standard 2" round legs, use # RV57FR. If they are standard 2" square legs, use # RV24FR.
The # RV34FR is the one for Lippert Level Up and Lippert Titan systems, and they won't work for yours. Are your Ground Control legs round or square?
You'll notice a big difference with these RVPaw pads since they are heavier duty, but also articulate and pivot all around, making it better for slightly uneven surfaces. That leaves less work for your stabilizer jacks to do.
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