How Thick Is SnapPad Jack Pad for Camper Jacks Where Jack Foot Sits

Updated 08/03/2026 | Published 07/27/2026

Question:

What is the thickness from the bottom of the snap pad to where the jack foot sits? Also what is the overall thickness? Thanks

asked by: Brian

Expert Reply:

Hey Brian! The SnapPad Jack Pad for Camper Jacks # SN97FR is 1" thick from the bottom to where the jack foot sits. The overall height, or thickness of the SnapPad Mini is 1-3/4". This is designed to fit a 5-1/2" round jack foot and will help prevent sinking and add stability to your jack.

What kind of trailer do you have and where do you like to camp?

expert reply by: Robin H

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Bob

8/2/2026

Yeah hi Brian, I’m about two hours away from that item in Charlotte right now but if I had to guess, I’d say about two inches. I bought it to give a little more height to the jack and to provide more stability while it sits on top of the stack of square leveling blocks, when the camper is on site. I like the item and it serves the exact purpose that I was after. It is of good quality and I recommend it. Hope this helps. :)

Robin H.

8/3/2026

@Bob thanks for sharing your experience! I'm glad to hear the SnapPad is working well for you. The dimensions I provided came directly from SnapPad's specifications, but it's always great to hear how it performs out in the real world. Happy camping!

Chuck B.

8/2/2026

We had snap pads on our jack as well as all 4 stabilizer jacks on our Cruiser MPG travel trailer. Makes a bigger difference than you would think. Now that we have a class A, I put snap pads on it as well. It was the first thing I purchased when we got our new RV. They expand your surface area, and being rubber, help prevent slipping. It also seems as though some bugs avoid them, an unexpected plus.

Robin H.

8/3/2026

@ChuckB thanks for sharing! It's great to hear they've worked so well on both your travel trailer and your Class A. The added surface area and grip are definitely some of the biggest benefits, and that's interesting about the bugs too. Safe travels!