A ABIGAIL Universal Floor Jack Rubber Pad Adapter: Pinch Weld Side Rail Protector Puck/Pad Review

Worked great on my Harbor Freight 2T and 3T jacks. Used primarily to prevent scratches on jack points, but also gives you about another half of the lift. Seems to be quite durable despite only being used 4 times so far.

Universal Floor Jack Rubber was purchased for my floor jack, a 3 ton dock jack that I have used for several years and is the first welded on gasket adapter that fits both car and jack. . Five stars from me! Seems well constructed and I like the crisscross pattern so it takes less effort to align with the car.

The jack pad is 125mm wide and sits on top of the 'cup' of my 3 ton Sears jack which is 130mm wide. The material is quite strong and I don't expect it to sag in the middle. However, if this is a problem, I stick a block of wood in the cup to support the pad. The grooves in the pad make it easier to jack up my Toyotas at the welds without causing damage.

I didn't have time to use it. 1. It was too big for both types of jacks I own. I have a smaller 2 ton jack and a large 4 ton jack. It rocks on both, so be sure to measure. My Golf also has aftermarket side skirts installed. I tried to see if my pressure welds would fit properly in the grooves, but the edge of the washer was grazing my side skirts. Unfortunately I can't use it and I'm coming back.

Appears to be made of good quality materials and the grooves are quite deep which I liked. But it was too big for my 1.5 ton flat Harbor Freight racing jack. Thankfully, it's eligible for a free return. I bought something that fit my particular jack size well and was made out of aluminum. The one I bought is made by Potauto and has straight grooves on the bottom to keep it from slipping off my jack pad.

I use it on a 3 ton jack in Pittsburgh to lift a 2nd generation Nissan Rogue. I also use it when lifting the back of my pickup on a pumpkin to minimize stress on the diff cover. It's held up very well, also I've never bent a weld on a crook since I got it, our garage is pretty tight so I have to raise it a bit more toward the center to fit a jack, and mine Jacking is worth it as it removes any potential risk of damage from the equation. One of the best $10 spends I've ever made.

This pad is just what I needed so I could jack up our new car for a tire change. The flat surface (as opposed to the notched shell on the jack) not only allows for butt-joint lifting, but a few other lifting options without damaging the car. I like being able to put the car on four jacks to spin the wheels and when I put jacks (with similar rubber V-lugs) on the four points of the jack I don't have a safe place to put the jack to deliver. This pad allows for other options as it spreads the…

This washer is designed to be installed on the floor jack lift deck to mate with the weld flange on most one piece vehicles (factory jack location). I bought this to prevent paint damage on my 2020 Camry. I have a 2.5 ton, Chinese made, 25 year old ground hoe with a concave lifting bag/cup. The flange on my Camry actually damaged the washer the first time I used it. I solved the problem by filling the concave part of the lifting bag/cup with a clay cat which filled the empty space under the…

I recently bought a new 3 ton low profile Pittsburgh jack from Harbor Freight and read reviews of many different offerings from Revain to find a seat pad that would work for both Can be used to weld seams and/or frame my vehicles. It all boiled down to these two Revain part numbers: B07QYSLW8R (YZ Universal Floor Jack Rubber Pad - Mfr: YZ-ROOM) and B083TP6WCL (Rubber Pad Universal Floor Jack Protector Clamp Jack Adapter - Mfr: A BIGAIIL). Both items appear to be made from the same type of hard,