🔧 Enhance Trailer Stability with Camco 44545 Heavy-Duty Extra-Large Stabilizer Jack Pads Review

Extremely harsh environment. Don't leave Mark lying on the sidewalk on a hot August day anymore. Also ideal for all surfaces on campsites. Excellent purchase.

I used these for the first time and the weight of my campervan split them down the middle, maybe better for a small trailer.

These are heavy duty and wide enough to use the bottle jack/support legs or the scissor car or truck jack that came with your vehicle.

We originally bought lightweight jack pads but we have an A class diesel and they sagged under the weight after a few uses. They are very durable and we are getting ready to try them.

I use these to mount under the stabilizer feet on my dump trailer! I also use them to put under my loading docks to protect the tarmac when loading gear. Big enough to form a good stable platform. Lightweight, durable and easy to store

I had high hopes for her. They were the perfect size and far more durable than any other Camco jack; but they permanently deformed after a single use at 38,000lb Class A on both 8" and 12" jack pads. They're probably fine on flat pavement or pavement, but they probably wouldn't last a few months on grass or mud before they start falling apart. Worse, they fit perfectly in the storage compartment, when new they take up another 2 inches after bending and don't fit the space.

We tried three different types of stabilizers for our Jayco Seneca. 8" squares, 12x18" yellow metal handle overlays, and now this one. Trampled 8 inches into the ground, especially after rain. Re-leveling was a constant challenge. The yellow stabilizers with a metal handle about 1/2 inch thick were bent and cracked and were sent back. They work as needed. The material thickness and the honeycomb construction provide a stable base for our landing gear. They still bend or flex a little, so we put