🔌 BMW and Mini Compatible Square Polyurethane Jack Pad Adapter Set for Auto Accessories Dealers Review

If you own a BMW, you should get this one. However, use a stand with a level surface. If you have posts with V notches they will break through and potentially mess up your jack points. A piece of wood works well, or glue a metal plate to the back. The chemical stench from them is incredible, give them a few weeks in an open garage.

Ideal for BMW lifting points. Check that the rubber lifting points are intact and in acceptable condition. Most garages put the car on a hydraulic lift and don't use these adapters, causing a bit of damage to the lifting points. Just make sure they are good enough to accommodate the raised rubber that fits into the attachment point.

This item will easily fit a 2010 BMW 335i xDrive. This adapter fits over the jack allowing the rectangular portion to fit into the BMW socket for a more secure fit. It's a hard rubber material. I've used it a lot and haven't had any problems. I believe if your car has slots of this size, it will also fit you, or you can trim it a little to fit your car.

This seems like a must have for BMW owners changing their wheels. I had to lift the car once without lifting it and the struts got damaged a bit. This element fits perfectly into the post and acts as a buffer. The only problem I see is that the material is soft and can withstand 30 car lifts at most. If I find it to be, I'll just replace it with the same thing.

I bought this jack pad so I could rotate my tires myself instead of taking them to the shop and paying someone to do it, but it only takes a few minutes. When it arrived I installed it to make sure it was working properly. It fits my 2008 BMW 328XI perfectly. I love that I can save a ton of money by being able to change the tires myself instead of taking them to the shop and having them do it.

Works well but after first use the pad has dents where the jack is located on the BMW 325i 2002. Above. I wonder if the dents will get worse over time and I would consider buying a solid metal adapter next time. I guess I was expecting this as it's made out of some kind of hard, rubbery material, but now that I actually see the indentations I feel like I should have gotten metal instead.

I'm very glad I bought this instead of the more expensive single aluminum version. They are strong and fit perfectly in the lift slots on my 2011 Mini Cooper. Come to think of it, the lift slots are plastic, so it seems to me that plastic on plastic is less likely to cause damage. They fit perfectly on my HF Daytona brand 3 ton jack with spare. I wish I had bought them sooner to avoid damaging one of my lifting lugs with a scissor jack that deforms the corner of my eye. even with extreme…