DEDCFloor Jack Pad,Universal Thickened Rubber Pinch Weld Jack Adapter Pad/Puck, Car Lift Frame Rail Protection Accessories -1 Pc

The emergency jack in my wife's vehicle hoists from the pinch weld directly whereas my car's emergency jack hoists from metal on both sides of the pinch weld. This pad worked perfectly for both vehicles since there are dual slots of differing depths. The shallow slot worked for hers, the deeper one worked for mine spot on. No cracking nor splitting of the pad after lifting both vehicles a few times, zero marks left nor bending of the pinch welds in either vehicle to boot. Couldn't be happier.

Works well with the car! No more damaged under carriage!!

It deforms significantly even when lifting my little BRZ (under 3000 lbs). I probably won't use it on the front and rear lift points again, because it starts to deflect worryingly if not on a pinch weld. Will go back to lumber.

I stumbled onto this pinch weld puck randomly, which I'm glad I did. Late last year I was jacking up my daughter's Camaro right at the pinch weld, and had the jack positioned improperly. The result was a broken rocker panel fastener. When I came across these slotted pucks I purchased one. I now know I can lift the car with no worries. Money well spent!

I don't like so weak.

I've used this now dozens of times to protect the pinch welds on my maverick. No complaints and it doesnt show many signs of wearing either.

As the title says, it works. There is a little bit of compression, which is expected from rubber, and then it's solid. Bought it to put on my hydraulic jack, and I dont need to find my chunk of wood with a slot in it. I might leave the 2nd one I bought in the trunk, for Justin. Justin Case is the name, emergencies are his game. Wish I bought them sooner. Would've saved me some time and headaches.

It took me a little time to find this jack adapter pad since I was looking for a certain diameter. I found this one and works fine.

Works great with my jack. Seems sturdy, no complaints at all. Happy with the purchase

Fits the Floor Jack swivel plate is a good height needed and is made of a solid rubber to support the weight without being cut or torn. Protects the frame weldment seem and the painted surface.

My floor jack can not lift high enough and the pad saved me. Good job!

This thing does not do much. I wouldn't dare put any load bearing struts in the cutouts of the cross there.I've read other reviews about people saying they were splitting so would I did. Was I put the struts where the rubber was thickest on like a 45° angle to the cross that way it would have the most rubber between the jack and the strut or whatever you call it. You should have seen how much it deformed it went from like 2 inches high till like it. Just looked like you're stepping on a marshmallow after you have roasted it over and open fire.

For this because it's the only one I could find that was a decent fit for my specific model of Torin jack. Does flex a bit so I don't expect disability to be that good.