RV-Stabilisator-Wagenheber-Pad, 15.000 lbs, 9,9 x 5,5 Zoll

Fitted slightly larger than my stabilizer jack's base yet snapped securely into place, bolting tightly for a snug hold. Noticed online claims about them coming loose, though can't imagine how with proper bolting, which I completed. Read about people cutting bolts short, though saw no need myself, as the provided length worked perfectly. (See attached pictures.)

Excellent build quality. Unfortunately incompatible with my 4"x4" jacks.

Premium rubber material with substantial weight. Perfect fit for my stabilizer jacks. Effortless installation - simply pop on and secure using included hardware.

Rated four stars as package contains only two pads. Most RVs and trailers feature four stabilizers. Four pads should be standard. Aside from this, they perform exceptionally.

Simple attachment matching scissor-type levelers perfectly. Crafted from ultra-thick rubber. No buckling observed under my tiny home's weight on the jack pad. Immediate stability noticed in that area. Certainly recommend for both short-term and long-term use.

Excellent jack pads delivering enhanced grip, stability, and height. Good quality item featuring a noticeable odor - recommend outdoor unpacking and installation rather than indoor storage. Supplied bolts reach maximum usable height for my jack, so applying Locktite is advised since no Nylock nuts are included. Overall, an outstanding product for its intended purpose.

Constructed from heavy-duty rubber with impressive durability. Mounted on front stabilizer jacks since front settles lower 9 out of 20 times, preventing red block placement, while rear jacks tend to drag in dips. Package includes optional zip ties and bolts - bolting essential in my opinion. Stabilizers feature inner and outer bolt holes, but these pads have only one hole. Time will reveal if single-bolt attachment suffices.

Installation proves straightforward despite clear, well-illustrated instructions. A tiny 9/16" wrench accompanies the set, though a ratchet wrench proves far superior. Instructions omit critical detail - bolt removal post-installation is mandatory for full jack closure. A hacksaw proves impractical for this task. A cutoff wheel might reach, but an oscillating cutoff saw proved the ideal solution.

Thick, heavy rubber pads designed for RV stabilizer jacks to deliver solid footing.

Includes zip ties, nuts, bolts, and wrench for secure attachment - essential as these are substantial pads. Molded clips position them on jack feet but only temporarily. Follow included instructions to zip tie and bolt them properly for secure retraction.

With over 1" (25mm) of pad material plus ?" (12mm) of edge-protecting overmold, they have notable mass. Should withstand rough, uneven campsite surfaces while effectively cushioning jack feet.

Premium heavy-duty rubber blocks designed for standard RV 5th wheel and travel trailer scissor jacks. Noticed neighboring campers praising these blocks, prompting my trial. Firstly, they increase footprint, distributing trailer load across broader area. Secondly, they perform better on gravel, asphalt, or concrete without damaging jack metal plates. The rubber also enhances jack traction.

Strongly recommend bolt installation. If bolt holes don't align, drill one. Zip ties pose road hazards - they become brittle over time, potentially snapping and sending rubber blocks into traffic. With bottom plate bolt holes, installation becomes effortless.

Exceptional value for the price, especially during sales. Currently an excellent purchase. Five stars without reservation.

Experienced minor difficulty with my jack as the included bolt was slightly short. Could have fabricated a solution using a deep well socket on a board for compression, but didn't consider this approach initially. Instead, utilized a slightly longer bolt from my shop, placing the nut on the bottom due to clearance constraints. The package includes nylon ties as an alternative to bolts, though any tie will degrade within a couple years from environmental exposure, potentially causing pad loss. Recommend making the bolts work properly, and I find the included ties surprisingly unnecessary. If unable to secure the pads with provided hardware or create a suitable alternative, these might not be the right choice. Overall, they comprise a heavy-duty set likely to outlast the stabilizers themselves.

Accessory stabilizer attaches easily to the bottom using included nut, bolt, and tiny wrench. Includes zip ties, though I wouldn't trust them for security - perhaps at a seasonal site but never while driving. Manufacturer labels them as optional, but they're absolutely essential for proper attachment.

Slides onto stabilizer bottom, utilizing provided bolt and nut. Press finger into RV pad hole, attach nut loosely by hand, then tighten with wrench for secure placement.

Significantly improves stability on uneven driveway and campsite surfaces. Outperforms orange squares that shift during movement inside camper.

My camper has long needed jack pads. No longer will I search campsites for rocks or dig through my tow vehicle for boards to place under scissor jacks.

Initially surprised by the weight - shipping weight 7.1 lbs, my scale registered 6.8 lbs for the pair. Each pad is a solid block of hard black rubber with the scent of new tires. Certain they won't break.

Pads measure roughly one foot long and 1 1/2" thick. Attach to scissor jack edges somewhat easily using four molded-in clips. Shipped with nylon ties and steel bolts for permanent attachment. Installer chooses between ties or bolts. I selected steel bolts.

Clipped rubber pads to scissor jacks, finding perfect fit. Single steel bolt per pad slides into hex recess through the rubber. Bolt length and placement proved ideal for my jack's single hole. No bolt excess. Only challenge: pressing bolt through jack base with sufficient thread to catch the thin hex nut.

Normally avoid accessory stamp-steel tools, but the included shorty 14mm open end wrench worked better than my crescent in tight spaces.

No washers. When raising the jack, the thin hex nut contacts the jack's upper jaw, justifying the shortest bolt and thinnest nut design.

Only concern: ground clearance. Thick pads plus bolt and nut reduce clearance by about 2" on my already low rear end.

Glad I ordered these pads. They're now permanent camper fixtures.

These jack pads are excellent. Install easily in about 10 minutes per jack. The rubber enables better jack conformance to uneven ground while protecting the jack from uneven surface damage.

Upon receiving my Kohree scissor jack pads, the first thing I noticed was their weight. The shipping box felt unusually heavy for its size, quickly understood once opened - each pad weighs over 3 pounds and measures approximately 3 inches by 10 inches of solid rubber. The textured bottom offers enhanced grip. Installation proved simple, requiring just one screw. Extending the scissor jack halfway facilitates easier installation. Note: if your scissor jack isn't completely flush like mine, different screws might be necessary. The included M10-1.0 20MM screws required 25MM ones for my setup.

Overall highly satisfied with these Kohree scissor jack pads. Using them for several months, they remain in pristine condition. Recommended them to fellow camper friends.

Great product. Good price. Fast shipping

They where good did what they where supposed to do

They are easy to install and seem to keep our fifth wheel stable.

I installed them incorrectly and contacted customer service,who quickly helped me resolve it.