Extra Large Slotted Universal Rubber Jack Pad Frame Rail Protector

This Rubber Jack pad works great for most floor jacks. I've had this on to jack up my car for Oil Changes and Tire Rotation without any issue. The cut slot is pretty big and conforms to my Jack Point pretty nicely. Most cars these days have the reinforced jack points to use with Scissor Jacks (the standard ones that come in the trunk).For small size floor jacks, I noticed that the Rubber Jack did lean a little bit from the weight of the car. I guess it's expected with the weight of the car and the Jack saddle being smaller than the circumference of this Jack Pad. Even after seeing this It held up very well and no slippage at all. I would highly recommend this if you want to protect your jacking points on your car.

Just used it for the first time. Quality piece. Measure your pinch welds as directed in seller's description. On my Chevy Cobalt it lifted both front sides with ease and it was nice not having to jack that additional heighth. The puck sits perfect on the 3 ton jack and works fine. Smells very strong (of rubber) as described so you may want to keep it in its included baggie/package. A little damage was done by means of slicing, goughing, cutting up the rubber of the puck. It is very miniscule and probably to be expected when being under 100s-1000s of pounds of weight. It is probably cosmetic and wont interfere with operation for many many uses but I thought I would share. It could have been MY inexact placement though- but I cant say for sure. A SOLID PIECE.

This didn't work for me because the V-groove was not deep enough. When I pushed (by hand) the pad up against the pinch weld on my 2011 Prius, there was about an 1/8 in gap between the top of the rubber and the metal beside the pinch.I still gave it 4 stars, because it is such a nice hunk of rubber. It seems very well built. If it is compatible with your car's construction, I'm confident it would do an excellent job.

Doesn't perfectly fit Harbor Freight 3 Ton Floor Jack cup. You can set one side in the cup but the other will barely sit on the rim. Will still work fine and with out worries. You can also set it fully on the rim of the jack cup if you really wanted to.Even though it doesn't fit 100% its not a large lip or difference so in my opinion not a huge safety concern or issue.Rubber is top quality. Will last a while.

Product works perfect. The only problem is it has a very strong chemical smell that is not rubber. rubber only has a faint smell. This is a type of chlorinated or similar benezene analog derivative type of smell which is definitely hazardous. similar smells are found in electrical cords and equipment. These are often hazardous chemicals added as stabilizers and preservatives. This was not the case years ago not unlike BPA which is a modern day phenomenon.

I own a salt belt vehicle that's over a decade old in the low six figures for mileage. It's been laminated in it's fair share of salt and ash for months on end, year after year. My pinch welds are pretty lousy, especially around the jack points. This pad hugs the weld extremely well and appears to be rather resilient to chafing, though my Nissan weighs only around 1.5 tons. The cost is a little steep, but not enough to dock an entire star.Unlike some of the other automotive items I've purchased including jack stands and wheel chocks (which stunk up my shed like a foundry for weeks), this item had a much more tolerable odor which seems to have mostly diminished.

Decent for lifting but deforms too easily. I have since switched to a magnetized metal pinch weld adapter because this tended to deform too much for my liking and gave me a little concern about trusting it to support my vehicle while under it. It may be because my floor jack has a slightly smaller saddle than this pad and therefore it doesn't sit well on the jack but I just wasn't comfortable with it.

The size and shape of this is perfect for my Chevy Cruze. Works great. However, it stinks like I can't believe. I am not sensitive to smells. In fact I usually don't even small things that bother other people. But the smell of this thing is super strong. I left it in the living room when I first opened the package and you could smell it all over the house. It smells like creosote, which is the tar they put on wood posts to keep them from rotting. I am concerned about even touching these without gloves because who knows what chemicals your skin is absorbing. They have been sitting outside for a couple weeks now, and they still smell horrible.