🔌 Seven Sparta Jack Pad Adapter for Jack Stand: Universal Rubber Pinch Weld Protector (2-3 Ton, 2-Pack) Review

Maybe 1mm too narrow for my 4 ton Napa wagons to fit snugly. If I need to file some rubber, so be it. You will be safer on Audi frame rails and on Jeep axles! Will be updated if there are problems

We couldn't use it today. The US Post Office delivered them today, but I already started the engine mount project this morning. But I tested them on my 3 ton Craftsman jack. It fits very well with no play and play.

The only thing I would change is that it fits the standard stands a little tighter, the product (like all others so designed) only rests on the top part in the middle of the stand of the jack, but it is easy to slide when the stand is moved, especially when the stand is moved quickly.

I bought these for my Sears Jack Heavy Duty stands. They fit perfectly on both the stands and the welds on my car. Save your car and possibly your life by making sure you have a well-maintained vehicle before you slip under it. Add them to your jacks to keep your vehicle stable and secure.

I needed to replace the rear drum brakes on a Toyota Yaris 07g. Use these pads on the frame rails to keep the tail in the air. This brake job was for a family member so they let me extend the job to 3 days (encountered a few issues along the way). The car sat on these pads for 3 days in a row. After the car was removed from the jack, the pads held their shape. The frame rails were not damaged either.

Used with Torin Big Red steel jacks: 2 ton capacity, model T42002 on the 2015 Audi A3. The title says it all. Only used once so I can't comment on the durability of the product. A NOTICE. Once squeezed, they fit well, but I would like them to be maybe 5/8 inch narrower on the long part where they are in the stand. It doesn't quite match Big Red, but it works. I hope that makes sense. .

I've been doing home auto service for decades and the newer the car the harder it is to get jack points and jack locations. It's difficult enough for some to get without removing the bottom cover (which you almost need a jack for easy access!). This opens up further possibilities. I have 2 pairs of coasters that are different from each other. It's perfect for one couple and a bit small for another. They fit cradles with a 1 1/8" wide base. My other pair are 1 1/4" wide. Having owned both pairs…

I really didn't expect much for the price, especially after the planned time under load. I wanted to use them primarily as visual references for the jack posts and fully expected them to split in half. Of course not! The pads shown in the photo spent 3.5 days under the front rails of a 2002 Jeep Liberty with full front load at 90°F. I was shocked to see them in such excellent condition. These pads work. Period. Great protection for the guides. Buy them with confidence!