Recommended SnapPad Jack Pads for a HWH Leveling System on a Motorhome

Updated 09/01/2026 | Published 08/28/2026

Products Featured in This Question

SnapPad HiWay Plus Jack Pads for HWH Leveling Systems w/ 8" Round and 10" Round Jack Feet

(535)

$169.95

SnapPad HiWay 10 Jack Pads for HWH and Atwood Leveling Systems w/ 10" Round Jack Feet - Qty 4

(535)

$219.80

SnapPad HiWay Bus Jack Pads for HWH Leveling Systems w/ 11-1/2" or 12" Round Jack Feet

(535)

$269.95

SnapPad HiWay 8 Jack Pads for HWH Leveling Systems w/ 8" Round Jack Feet - Qty 4

(535)

$133.45

SnapPad HiWay 8 Bus Jack Pads for HWH Leveling Systems w/ 8" Round and 11-1/2" Round Feet

(535)

$244.95

SnapPad HiWay 10 Bus Jack Pads for HWH Leveling Systems w 10" Round and 11-1/2" Round Feet

(535)

$254.95

Question:

We have a 2026 Tiffin Allegro Red 38 KA with the HWH leveling system and are looking for jack pads. This system has springs attached to the base plate.

asked by: Edward C

Expert Reply:

Congrats on the new motorhome Edward! SnapPad doesn't have the 2026 Allego Red 38 KA in their system so I don't know what size your jack feet are. However, we have a few options that will work with the HWH leveling systems. What you'll need to do is take a quick measurement of the diameter of your jack feet to confirm what size SnapPads you'll need. I have listed the kits below by the diameter of the jack feet they fit:

8" Round Jack Feet - SnapPad for HWH Leveling Systems item # SP34FR4

8" Round and 10" Round Jack Feet - SnapPad for HWH Leveling Systems item # SP34FR64

10" Round Jack Feet - SnapPad for HWH Leveling Systems item # item SN58FR

8" Round and 11-1/2" Round Feet - SnapPad for HWH Leveling Systems item # SP34FR74

10" Round and 11-1/2" Round Feet - SnapPad for HWH Leveling Systems item # SP64FR74

11-1/2" or 12" Round Jack Feet - SnapPad for HWH Leveling Systems item # SN66FR

All of these kits come with four jack pads that will permanently attach to the jack feet on your HWH Leveling Systems. You will want to measure one of the front and one of the rear jacks before ordering as some of the systems use a larger diameter jack foot in the rear.

What kind of ground do you typically camp on in your new motorhome? Feel free to answer this and throw in any other questions you have, where it says Add Comment.

expert reply by: Jerred H

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Edward C.

8/29/2026

Thanks for your reply, I’ll check the measurements and order the appropriate parts. We normally camp on gravel, concrete or asphalt pads.

Jerred H.

8/30/2026

@EdwardC You're welcome! That sounds great. Let me know if you have any additional questions after you get those measurements. The SnapPads are going to really prolong the life of your jack feet since you're using them on gravel and pavement.

Carolann

8/30/2026

@EdwardC my Phaeton 40QTH has 2 different sizes Jacks - 2 8 inch 2 10 inch. I bought the kit of 2 each. Easy peasey to install. I little soap on oad edge, lower each jack manually. Snaps right in. No worry of damage to parking area now. Whenever on grass or bar ground I still put wood underneath jack pads before level to spread out load on soft ground. Gravel just lower Jack's.

Mike M.

8/30/2026

@EdwardC, I have a 2022 Tiffin 37PA. The front pads are 8” and back pads are 10”. Get the ones with the slots for your springs. They work well and make your coach much more stable. I have had no problems with them coming off. Mike M

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Eric

8/30/2026

Great product, solid on all hard surfaces and even good solid grass. If you do grass, and it's a little wet or you expect rain or other accumulation of water, place a 12" x 12" x 3/4" plywood pad down first to distribute the weight and avoid sinking. When I installed mine the first time, I sprayed them liberally with Armor All (303 is what I use now) and they stay fairly clean. Check them on a regular basis (I saw a picture of one that came off and got wedged between the inside dual and the fender although I have never noticed and issue with my install). Remember to clean rocks and stones off of them as they could end up hitting your TOAD. I have no worries about setting up anywhere with them.

Jerred H.

8/30/2026

@Eric Thank you so much for sharing that detailed feedback Eric! Those are great tips on keeping them clean as well.

Martin

8/30/2026

I have used snap pads on three vehicles and they are great. Right now I have them on my 2018 Tiffin 40IH Phaeton. They are easy to install and really help with leveling on various surfaces. Very durable. Highly recommend.

Jerred H.

8/30/2026

@Martin Thanks for coming back and sharing that feedback and recommendation Martin! I appreciate you taking the time to do so.

Rex R.

8/30/2026

They work great. No problems.

Jerred H.

8/31/2026

@RexR That's awesome Rex! You bought those way back at the beginning of 2024 so I really appreciate you coming back and letting us know they're still working well and you haven't had any problems with them.

Garland

9/1/2026

Hey Edward, Yes the snap pads will work great for your application. I added them to my 2010 Tiffin Phaeton recently. One thing I would strongly suggest, no matter who you purchase from, is to verify the correct sizes in your order when you first receive it. My rear jacks required a larger size snap pad than the front ones. I ordered the correct sizes but when they arrived I started installing them one at a time, and did not realize that the 2 in the bottom of the box were the same size as the ones I had installed. Getting them replaced was a bit of a headache due to my not finding the problem on the front end. They are very easy to install and will not interfere with your spring activated jacks at all. I used Dawn soap around the lip to help them slip on easily.