Will SnapPad TJ Trailer Tongue Jack Pad Fit 2018 Airstream Tommy Bahama 27FB Jack
Updated 07/27/2026 | Published 07/20/2026 >
Question:
Just confirming, since wasn’t certain if all trailer jack feet are a standard size, but will this fit on an Airstream trailer jack post? I have a 2018 Tommy Bahama 27’ trailer. Jack post appears to be about 2” in diameter.
asked by: Rick R
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Expert Reply:
Hey Rick! If your trailer jack has a 2" inner tube and a removable foot the SnapPad TJ Trailer Tongue Jack Pad # SN77VR will fit. We don't have a way of knowing what jack is on your Tommy Bahama 27FB, so I recommend getting a more precise measurement just to be sure.
Any big trips coming up with your Airstream?
expert reply by:
Robin H
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Kackie
7/26/2026
Agreed, if the tube measures out, then you're good. No regrets - i feel more stable because the rubber isn't likely to slip. And since the foot and pad are essentially one unit, you don't have to fool around with trying to get enough weight on the tongue for the pad fold around the foot.