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Perfect for Class A and C motorhomes with Power Gear leveling systems, these sturdy rubber pads install on your jacks, eliminating the need to crawl under your rig during leveling. Large surface area provides added stability on soft ground.
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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.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi everybody, Andy here with etrailer.com and today we're gonna take a look at the SnapPad PRIME Jack Pads. Now these heavy duty rubber pads are going to snap onto your class A or Class C motor homes power gear or quickie leveling jacks to make leveling faster and easier, eliminating the need to crawl under your trailer to position plastic pads or wood blocks. Now these pads are designed to fit 10 inch concave round jack feet. And let me turn this over here and retrieve my tape measure here. And just to give you a measurement of the overall diameter. So as you can see, diameter of these pads we're sitting right at 13-1/4 inches.
And laying this down here, pulling up my ruler here just to give you the overall height. We're sitting right at about 3 inches tall. And I measured these pads earlier before our time together and each of these pads weigh about 9 pounds. So as you no doubt know, the increased surface area of your leveling jack's feet is going to provide added support for your trailer preventing sinking into soft ground, unlike your smaller metal feet. Now these pads are made here in the USA of durable heavy duty rubber that are actually made from recycled tires.
So they're going to grip uneven terrain and prevent your metal feet from rusting or bending. On your screen, you see a photo of one of our neighbors who purchased these in the past and if you had never used these before hopefully that photo will give you kind of an idea of especially what these are going to do for you and look like on uneven terrain. Now these pads also feature built-in drains and that's gonna help release moisture to prevent your jack feet from corroding. They are also going to serve as a cushion so your metal feet won't crack or chip away at your driveway, and they're going to help dampen vibration from inside your motor home that could cause shifting. There's not going to be any need to remove and replace these pads or carry other jack pads or blocks around with you.
So as you can see these pads are going to offer quite a few benefits. So these are gonna be a simple one time installation. You're just going to line up the pads beneath your jack feet and lower each foot until the lip on the pad fully engages and locks in place. You're actually going to hear a snapping sound once the pad is securely installed. Now, installation is permanent so once you have the snap pad secured you're never going to have to worry about crawling under your RV to place pads again.
Now we do offer these in a few different sets and on your screen I am including our item numbers for the sets that we offer. So you can get these as a set of four, a set of three or maybe you're just looking for a replacement pad. And I am also including our item number for that replacement pad there on your screen. You can just take the item number that's going to best work for you, whatever set's gonna work best for you and put that item number in the search field of our website and it will take you to this set that you are looking for. Well, that's gonna conclude our look today. I do hope that it was helpful for you. Again, my name is Andy. Thank you for joining me.
Average Customer Rating: 4.8 out of 5 stars (4280 Customer Reviews)
Perfect for Class A and C motorhomes with Power Gear leveling systems, these sturdy rubber pads install on your jacks, eliminating the need to crawl under your rig during leveling. Large surface area provides added stability on soft ground.
Prefect fit for my 2002 Fleetwood revol ution
The snap Jack Pads fit perfectly and work great. Thanks,
Went on easy, wife actually put it on. (I operated the controls). It has added stability and stabilizers no longer sink into the ground.
I order wrong ones, they were very kind on the return and had replacements in days. I guess I'm old school, I hoped instructions, or a QR code for some would be included. I had to wing it.
Had to wait to replenish stock, very satisfied with the process very good service. thank you!!!
I had seen a camper with the pads on the jacks and thought they were a good idea. I received mine and had them on in less than 10 minutes. I am very pleased with them. "Thanks etrailer"
The snap pads were easy to install and provide excellent weight distribution on hard and soft surfaces. These pads are designed to be permanently attached, avoiding taking up valuable storage space and having to climb under the vehicle during leveling. Of note: snap pads reduce ground clearance by 1 full inch, and caused dragging resulting in damage / losing the rear pads of steep curbs. Recommendation is to shave the rear pads by 1/2 inch to increase ground clearance (see photos).
We are living in our 5th wheel pretty much full time, traveling the country and visiting national parks as we go. After installing 6 of these jack pads a year ago, and moving to at least 45 different locations, we have had zero issues and are very pleased with them.
The snap pads are great! They were easy to in stall, and and add stability. Great product. Everything we have bought for our RV at etrailer has been a quality product!
These installed easily on my 2023 Winnebago View/Navion 24D with EQ Smart Level System. I was able to put all four on without adding liquid dish soap. The key is to lower each "jack" so that you can get easier access. Once you start one side the others will fall into place as you take hold of the center hole and use that to pull towards the next connection point. You can get this done in 30 minutes or less. They seem to fit securely and I'm confident the investment was well made. Quick shipment and pay ordering from e-trailer.
I've had Snap Pads on my Class A motorhome for over 2 years, and have installed them on 4 friends' Class A's.
Recently bought a set from etrailer for another friend and just installed them on his Class C. They make setup and breakdown much easier for all of us and we wouldn't go back to standard jack pads.
My recent purchase on etrailer was simple with quick delivery and the price was better than either Amazon or direct from Snap Pad.
I installed the snap pads on my RV. I thought they were on OK got to the camp ground on first trip and one pad was gone. Checked and the other were not on fully. I ordered a new pad but have not tried to put them back on. The snap pads did not snap on even with Dawn...that was a year ago and I do not have a lot of confidence they will snap on when I lower my jacks. I have a concrete drive but the pads on my RV just did not snap in like they should. Snap pads worked fine on my Big Foot levelers on my last RV.
Just installed today. No problems at all, they popped right on with the liquid soap placed around the edge where the jack pads meet the SnapPads. I do believe these will work as manufacturer advertised. Installed on 2009 RidgeView Super C by Forest River.
Great product! Just a drop of dish detergent around the top inside lip then place underneath the jack and press into place…process works best with two people while parked on a hard, flat surface. I took care of the underneath placement while my wife operated the hydraulic leveling system. Like the name says, it was a Snap. Start to finish, all four finished in about 10 minutes. Looks great and makes setup a breeze.
After researching the correct SnapPads for my RV I was able to find them on etrailer at a very competitive price with free shipping. They arrived one day earlier than posted, even though they are hard rubber they were packaged very securely.
Looks like a great product. I'll know more after the first trip with then on. Got to tell you they're a little tricky to install. Watched a couple of YouTube videos. The installation instructions say to use dish soap (Dawn) as a lubricant. Specifically says don't use silicone lubricants (WD-40). Had a little battle getting them on all the way. They would go on one side or the other, but not snapped in all the way around the foot of the jack. I ended up using a piece of 1/2" rebar under the pad on the side that wasn't all the way on. Put the jacks/pads down on the rebar and it popped the rest of the way on.
"I recently needed snap pads for my class A motorhome and had trouble finding the exact ones online. After searching extensively, I contacted etrailer and spoke with Kelsey. She was incredibly helpful, asking all the right questions to ensure I got the correct pads. Within a few days, I received the pads, which were extremely easy to install, taking less than 15 minutes. They look and work great. Thank you to etrailer and a special thank you to Kelsey for her excellent service!"
The pads work well. I lost one because a Hydraulic jack leaked oil on it. I assume that was the cause of it coming off. I purchased a replacement. I like not having to carry boards to put under the jacks or crawl under the coach place them.
I love these things. In many instances I don't even bother putting a shim or pad below the stabilizers (Lippert PSX electric stabilizers on my travel trailer). However, I had to subtract a star because they are just slightly large for the PSX's feet. I already had to replace two over maybe 8 trips with a few hundred miles each, because I lost them on the road. The snap lip around the contact surface is just a bit too narrow to allow for tolerances. Likely, the jack's foot plate is either too large for the pad or too small to ensure lasting fit.
One thing that would have been helpful when we received our original four snap pads would have been the tip of putting dish soap around the edge of the pad so as to easily snap into place. If this would have been present in the box we wouldn't have damaged the 1 pad that we were having a hard time getting on. My suggestion would be to have something written about the installation and using dish soap to glide on easily. Also there is a video on the snap pad site for installation. This would have been helpful to know.
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David
8/21/2022
Still working out great!