Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Almohadillas Niveladoras para Vehículos Recreativos, Cada Una con Carga de 2277 kg, Ideal para Patas de Tijera, Quinta Rueda y Autocaravanas con Aire Acondicionado. 203 x 203 x 76 mm, 4 uds

These will not fit on a class A Rv get the larger ones 10”

Ordered these from my motorhome. They were 9 inch but they were barely hanging on. They were inexpensive enough. I decided to give it a try. Just got back from my first trip and lost two out of four of them when they came off the bottom of my rig. If you read the reviews, everybody says how tight these are. That was not my experience. Again, they are so inexpensive. I decided to order another set and I’ll let you all know when they show up if these actually fit properly unlike the last set

The metal on the pads was scratched and the mounting brackets were bent. There wasn't enough bolts and nuts to install all 4 pads. I have submitted emails trying to get the bolts and nuts from them but after 4 days they have said it will still be a few days more for an answer.

Only 3 out of 4 pcs showed up, with no hardware and in a mangled box… VEVOR offered me $20 in return… lol then $40 lol then finally $60 was offered and returned to me. There was no box to return them in so they wouldn’t give me an option for a full return!! I can technically only use 2 of them and had to buy longer hardware than the factory bolts as they are to short. So I paid $80 for 2 working pads and they do seem great so far… I wish I had better things to say about VEVOR tho… customer service is a 1⭐️ at best….

même bien installé ne tient pas en place j'en ai perdu un à ma première sortie pas capable d'ajouter des photos...

Snap pads never showed up. What a hassle.

The pads didn’t work due to flaws in the design of the rubber stops that are supposed to keep them on the feet of the camper. I tried two of them, and both of them broke off the little rubber tabs when seating in the pads. Then tried to lift the feet, but the pads wouldn’t hold. I didn’t want to try leaving them on, because I knew they would fall off on the road, and possibly hurt someone. I used the oil that came with them, but they still wouldn’t seal. Still broke the rubber tabs. I think it was either the rubber compound was too rigid - perhaps from being old- or the design didn’t consider the small curve upward on the base of the feet. In any event, I didn’t want to have to repack and send back, so I kept them to try to find another use for them. Maybe as wheel chocks.