Stop your jacks from sinking into soft ground, asphalt, or grass. These Lippert plastic jack pads give your stabilizer and leveling jacks a solid, wide footprint that distributes load evenly and keeps your rig from shifting -- whether you are parked at a full-hookup campground or boondocking on uneven terrain.
Bare jack feet are small and concentrate a surprising amount of weight on a single point. On soft soil, grass, sand, or blacktop in summer heat, that concentrated load drives the jack foot right into the surface -- and your rig shifts. Lippert part 2024121197 plastic jack pads spread that load across a larger area, keeping your jacks planted and your RV level all weekend.
These pads are sized to work under the common round and square jack feet found on Lippert-brand scissor jacks, tongue jacks, and slide-out stabilizers, as well as aftermarket stabilizer jacks used across most Class A motorhomes, Class C motorhomes, travel trailers, and fifth wheels. Their low-profile stacking design lets you build up height when needed on uneven sites.
At 8.66 x 6.5 inches per pad, these pads distribute jack weight over a far greater surface area than a bare jack foot, preventing sinking on soft ground and protecting paved surfaces from jack foot damage.
The interlocking geometry lets you stack multiple pads together when extra height or clearance is needed on uneven terrain, keeping each pad secure and preventing slippage between layers.
Molded from high-density structural plastic, these pads resist cracking, UV degradation, moisture absorption, and the freeze-thaw cycles that destroy foam or wood block alternatives.
Each pad measures just 2.76 inches tall and the set weighs only 2.22 lbs total, so the full set tucks into a small storage compartment, a bumper tube, or a cargo bag without eating up valuable space.
Scrap lumber has been the traditional stand-by under jack feet for decades, but it soaks up moisture, rots, splinters, and adds real weight to your load. Foam pads compress unevenly and crumble over time. These Lippert plastic pads solve all of those problems:
Off-grid and dispersed campsites rarely have level, hard-packed pads. Soft dirt, gravel, and grass are the norm. Having a set of quality jack pads in your gear bag means you can stabilize your rig properly on almost any surface without hunting for rocks or scrap wood.
These pads are a universal design intended to work under the foot plates of the most common RV jack types:
These pads are not rated for use under full hydraulic or electric auto-leveling system pads such as the Lippert Level Up or HappiJac systems where load ratings exceed the pad's structural design. Use leveling blocks or Lippert's dedicated hydraulic leveling pads for those systems.
Lippert (formerly Lippert Components / LCI) is the OEM supplier of stabilizer jacks, tongue jacks, slide systems, and chassis hardware for a large share of RVs manufactured in North America. These pads are a factory-recommended accessory designed alongside Lippert's own jack hardware and are sold through authorized Lippert dealers and RV parts distributors including RV Upgrade Store.
Inspect the pad surface and any interlocking tabs each season for cracking or deformation. Replace any pad that shows structural damage before relying on it under a loaded jack. A cracked pad under load can shift unexpectedly.