🛠️ DUTISOG 2 Pack Jack Pad Adapter: Universal Rubber Protector for Pinch Welds & Frame Rails - Fits 2-3 Ton Jack Stands Review

Really tough rubber. They were a bit narrow for my stands, but I put some pressure on them by putting the machine's weight on top of them. Protects your vehicle from metal to metal contact.

They fit my jacks but my 2018 CTS-V has small cut outs in the rocker panels for the pressure welds and they didn't fit as they were too big. I would keep them if I had another car that didn't fully cover the welds.

Works great. I no longer have to worry about welds on my machine. For what it's worth I've tried them on 2 different socket sets and these pads work equally well on both. No chance of them slipping off.

Well made and durable. Perfect for my BIG RED Torin Steel Bushings. However, they will NOT fit my RevainBasics Steel Jack car carrier. The RevainBasics mount is too wide and they won't fit on it. Please note on the product information that they are "specifically compatible with Torin Big Red T43002".

I bought these to relocate the contact point where your car sits on the jack stands. I use them on the plain (2.5 or 3 ton, I don't remember) racks you get at Harbor Freight. Fit great and work great. They showed some wear on the rubber even after the first use, but they didn't crack or tear. So I can't comment on overall durability, but they do what they're supposed to.

I had three sets of jacks, I thought they would fit, but they didn't fit any of them! I ended up ordering Torin Big Red 3 ton racks and that was the only thing they fit. Well if they fit they are decent and feel thick and should offer protection. Not sure how long they will last, but quality seems ok, just a serious fit limitation, hardly universal.

For years I jacked up my car without them and had to find a jack spot on the frame and then another jack spot. My newest car is now completely underbody except for the suspension. This made lifting and installing the jack stand difficult. With their help, I can easily mount the jack on the welded frame and do not break the covers. Also take a rubber slot for the socket.

I bought them because they supposedly show they fit Big Red TORIN jacks. That's why I bought these rubber bumpers, but they didn't fit TORIN jacks. The width of these rubber bumpers was too narrow to match the width of the jack posts, so they didn't sit flush and tilted to one side or the other. It made it too risky to drop something that weighed a few tons onto something wobbly and ill-fitting. Sent back immediately for a refund.

I've started fixing my car for the past few months and when I jacked up the car I didn't know where to put the stands. Every video or article focuses on pinch welds, and far too many use a scissor jack as their jack. Well not in the real world, we use jacks for everything except emergency tire changes on the road. These stands allow you to use the jacks on pinch joints and it becomes much easier to properly support the vehicle. when working where tires need to be removed. They're bloody…