RV SnapPad Permanently Attached Leveling Jack Pad | Product Review

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RV SnapPad Leveling Jack Pad | Product Review
SnapPads are permanently attached leveling jack pads that increase the stability and weight distribution of your RV, while protecting your jack foot from rust and other damage. Durable and long lasting, SnapPads can withstand extreme weather and environmental conditions.
SnapPads come in a range of sizes, depending on your RV's landing gear manufacturer. You will also need to measure foot size to confirm which set is right for your RV. See links below for details.
PRODUCT LINKS:
You can buy SnapPads from Amazon or directly from the Company Website at bit.ly/RVSnapPads
PLEASE VERIFY MANUFACTURER OF JACKS & SIZE BEFORE ORDERING
HiWay Plus fits HWH 8" front and 10" rear round metal feet on Tiffin (shown in video on our 2012 Tiffin Allegro Open Road): amzn.to/2JzKsz6
Prime Motorhome Pack fits Power Gear or Kwikee Level Best 10” round metal feet on Fleetwood, Winnebago, Jayco, Dynamax amzn.to/2HqU9iv
Xtra Camper Pack fits LCI Level Up or Ground Control 9” round metal feet on many Class A & 5th Wheels amzn.to/2JCrQOL
HiWay 10 fits HWH 10" round metal feet on Tiffin, Newmar, Winnebago amzn.to/2EzA9Hn
Click any link to see OTHER options for RV Snap Pads styles & sizes to find the one that best suits your RV.
PLEASE VERIFY MANUFACTURER OF JACKS & SIZE BEFORE ORDERING
FEATURES:
FIT - Designed to fit the metal feet on Class A and 5th Wheel RVs.
PERMANENT - Can be installed in minutes but will stay on forever.
STABLE - Increases stability with a larger footprint, vibration dampening, and by conforming to uneven terrain like gravel.
ANTI-SLIP - Made from durable rubber that grips any terrain. No more popping jacks or slipping in high winds or on slick surfaces.
RUGGED - Process uses recycled tire crumb, high strength resin, and a 100+ ton press to make SnapPads extremely durable. Engineered to be resistant to UV exposure, water, heat, oil, tar, mud, and other environmental hazards. Protects your metal landing feet from damage.
ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY - Made in USA from recycled tires.
WARRANTY - 2-year manufacturers limited warranty.
WHAT WE LIKE
SnapPads are easy to install, the larger surface area has a more solid feel, and reduces the number of leveling blocks needed under the RV. We have peace of mind knowing we are less likely to damage surfaces like asphalt, especially on hot days. They work great, look great, and make a great addition to your RV.
Thanks to SnapPads for giving us the opportunity to install, review and share our honest opinion.
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Комментарии : 17

@gvc56100 6 лет назад

Marc ,you're getting like a pro doing these reviews..you look relaxed and comfortable...good job!

@RoadGearReviews 6 лет назад

Thanks Guy!

@mikeleeder999 4 года назад

I really don’t see their purpose. There footprint isn’t that much bigger to gain anything if you put your levelers down on grass or loose gravel. We have a set of 14 x 14 plastic pads that are made out of a very thick cutting board plastic and have a cable and loop for placing them. Guaranteed for life. Does a really nice job of displacing the weight of the RV.

@DGFavorite 6 лет назад

Got ours at a Tiffin rally and love them!

@RoadGearReviews 6 лет назад

Great to hear! We heard they sold out of them at the Tiffin rally in Tucson recently! People love 'em, glad you do too!

@DGFavorite 6 лет назад

They did sell out. Best part of buying them at the rally was they came to the rig and installed them free.

@RoadGearReviews 6 лет назад

That's a nice bonus for sure! We found the install to be very easy but always nice to have the manufacturer do it for you!

@stattytravels4638 3 года назад

Hey Marc, sorry dude, I fail to see the benefit to spend 100+ for these. 1 inch of height, 1 inch of increased pad size.. sound like a great use of old tires but seems to me it falls short of really doing an good.. think I can find other more useful things to spend the $$ on..

@nancypatrick51 6 лет назад

Wanted to get some a few months ago, but have to wait till their new sizes come out. Our back jacks are larger than what they currently have. We are on their waitlist. :)

@RoadGearReviews 6 лет назад

Good to know Nancy - thanks for giving us the heads up!

@HEMI345375 4 года назад

I have a hard time paying $160 for a piece of recycled tire !! Think ill stick with my 10×10×3 wood blocks !!

@1614nevada 6 лет назад

Can you post a review after using them on various surfaces for a bit? This video is more of a product description than a review; curious how these perform on hot blacktop or other surfaces tricky to manage hydro jacks on. thanks!

@RoadGearReviews 5 лет назад

Hi there, sorry for the delayed reply. We are unable to do further reporting as we no longer own this motorhome and our current MH has no jacks. We did not have them on the previous MH for long before we sold that so did not get an opportunity for more of a review... but we have heard consistently positive reports about the SnapPads from many other MH owners, you might like to ask in the forums for those who have had them for a longer period of time?

@OurNomadicStory 6 лет назад

The video showed the installation on your Tiffen motorhome. Have you added the RV SnapPad to C.C.?

@jeff953 3 года назад

We just bought a Keystone Cougar 26RBS and it has automatic leveling jacks. What size would we need. We take delivery March 20, 2021.

@kentcisewski3758 3 года назад

I have a Tiffin 37AP and have purchased the SnapPads per the SnapPad website. However, when I look at the jacks under the coach in the up position, there are metal bars and things around the jacks that look like they would get in the way if the SnapPads go all the way back up. Do the jacks need to go all they way back up (hydraulics) or are only the springs pulling up and not concern if they don't go 100% to normal position (an inch-ish off)? Help?

@stewartrobertson1215 3 года назад

I shipped a set for my E&P leveling all the way from US to Scotland. Second time using them on mud the ram ripped the bad to bits, complete waste of time and money