🔒 Universal Standard-Size Rubber Jack Pad with Slots - Frame Rail Protector by A ABIGAIL Review

Ordered a rubber pad to protect the welds on the machine. Instead they received 3 control buttons, it is not known which brand and car model. I do not need anything!

I started using a Sienna lift pad. So light and protects the area where you lift. I have a 3 ton jack and it fits perfectly on the jack plate. After use I recommend this product

It's hard rubber and does the job. A minor complaint is that the underside that makes contact with the floor socket leaves an imprint after the first use; but it still works.

I got this because I really hate how many cars have a jack on the weld. I saw someone on YouTube use a hockey puck to avoid bending the metal at the weld where it ripped out the center of the puck. I found this one already made to cut out this center. For what it's worth, it's very nice to have.

Will not work properly without using a small piece of 2X4 between it and the socket pad. Without the addition of 2X4, the jack pad will touch the jack point on the car before the rubber washer can function properly. So in order to use your car's jack pad, you need to stack it and 2X4 together to jack up the car without damaging the jack point on the car. That's why you should buy a washing machine in the first place.

I stumbled across these after using a jack directly against welds to raise my cars for tire changes and seasonal tire changes. The welds seemed to hold, but I was always worried that one day they might get damaged. These gaskets help solve this problem by transferring pressure to both sides of the pinch weld, protecting against damage. They smell a lot like new tire rubber when you unpack them, so it's best to unpack them and leave them in the garage (or outside the home) for a few days to let…