🚗 Enhance Car Jack Performance with SuboTech 2 Pcs Car Jack Rubber Pads - Strong and Reliable, Universal Fit (65 x 35mm) Review

Security. Began to deform seriously on first use, lifting about 1500 pounds. Less thickness and harder material required.

Excellent fit, hard rubber but strong smell. Overall good buy. Soak in water for 3 days to reduce odor. You could have gone with polyurethane instead

They seem solid and fit perfectly on the hydraulic jack head. However, they are quite thick, so that the latch can no longer go under the tip of the latch - at least for me. You may have to use some (kind of) ramps first.

These spacers are perfect for my jack. Just check all your jack sizes to make sure this pad will work. I can't say anything about durability yet. I've only used one of the pads once so I don't know how they will hold up.

So far so good. If you take the time to properly line up the groove in the jack pad with the weld under the car, you'll be fine and the jack pad will support the weight evenly without cracking or warping. I used it to change the winter wheels/tires on a VW Golf R.

Deforms a little more than I expected, make sure you center it properly or you'll drop your car, it can make the jack connection look a bit sloppy. , I can deform a piece of rubber better than my car. An essential product if you care about scratching your car

These SuboTech round pads I bought for the 2 ton hydraulic jack fit surprisingly well and fit the 2 ton jack snugly Torin/Black Jack which I bought at Walmart last week. For your information. Gaskets are made of durable hard rubber and smell like fresh rubber. As expected. Do not order them with anything not intended for the garage (clothing/personal items).

SuboTech 2 pcs. Rubber pad for jack - cut in half when first using. The material was too fragile. I would recommend buying a pad that has a slot that is much deeper than the lip of the jack point on your car. They compressed a little more than expected so it will be difficult to judge. I'll keep trying until I find the ones that work. Then maybe buy an extra set.

The hard rubber pad fitted my jack almost perfectly (as pictured). I only had to cut off eight inches of the round bottom around the notch so everything was flat and perfectly fitted onto my jack. I measured carefully before cutting the small round piece with a very sharp pocket knife to cut through the hard rubber and now it's perfect. If you have a jack like the one in the picture you can double check before doing what I did but now the pad should allow my jack head to fit on the frame rail…