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Bigfoot Footpads 

Bigfoot footpads are designed to increase stability by spreading each jack’s load over a wide area. Each pad has a footprint of around 100 square inches, providing a solid base that helps prevent jacks from sinking into soft ground. 

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Large Stabilizing Footpads 

Made of thick steel with a textured surface, these pads grip the earth and resist wear. They bolt easily onto Bigfoot hydraulic jacks or landing gear. Using original Bigfoot pads means your leveling system stays as stable and dependable as the day it was installed. Whether you’re leveling on grass, gravel, or dirt, Bigfoot’s wide footpads help spread the load and keep your motorhome steady. Replacing worn pads is easy and brings back the full stability that Bigfoot systems are built to provide. 

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