AUTOXBERT Car Lifting Jack & Jack Stand Adapter Pinch Weld Jack Pad Repair Tool Frame Protector for BMW 1 3 4 5 Series Lifting Wear-Resistant Support Chassis

Well apparently the prior owner of my son's car didn't know these existed and applied the jack to the plastic surround around the jack entry area and crushed it in, once I bend that back out this fit perfectly. I'm also guessing garages aren't using the proper lifting techniques so will throw a bunch of these in the trunk. Worked great to work underneath car at home!

Came in fast and they work great.

I tried the AUTOEXBERT Jack Stand Adapter on a 2023 M440i and found the quality decent, but the overall design was lacking.The height of the rectangular protrusion is a bit too short, which causes the rubber adapter to push up against the sides of the BMW jack pad, rather than inside, at the center point. While this will still allow you to get your car lifted, it could cause damage to the stock, plastic pad.Additionally, the adapter isn’t really confidence inspiring, as it’s a bit wobbly on either a floor jack or jack stand. To me, the bottom cutout should have been made perpendicular to the top block, rather than parallel. In conjunction with a floor jack, the two rubber “legs” bend just enough to make you feel uneasy. And if used on a stand, I would rather have the cradle of the stand try to catch the pinch weld, in case of emergency, opposed to falling on the stand’s edge.I have a few aluminum pucks that I will continue to use with the floor jack, and I’ll keep searching for a better solution for the stands. Made in China.

Pads are made of very thick rubber material. I was worrying that the bottom "ears" will bend a bit too much, that is not the case, they are very sturdy, almost inflexible.Tops fit BMW's plastic pads well. The challenge is that these pads are designed for jack stands. You need to lift the car somehow without using its jack point (so you can place the stand there). Some BMWs have center lift point, but it requires a longer/stronger/thinner floor jack.Or, you can saw off the "ears" and just use the pads with a floor jack.

I already own a set of jack adapters for my BMW. However, they are fairly light duty and distort their shape after use. These adapters are heavy duty and I like them much better. They are taller. If your car is too low, you may have an issue, but they worked fine for me.

pads are fine, but buyers must know that when you select 3, you arent selecting 3, but 2 pads and cheap useless pouch. i mistakenly ordered 3 thinking it was common sense that selecting 3 instead of 2 pads or 1 pad, that i would get 3. just an FYI.

Most modern BMW's have a specific jackpoint and it's usually under the passenger and driver door. I've been using a standard jackstand without this adapter but figured it was time to use the right tool for the job. Unfortunately, while this adapter does technically fit BMW's jackpoint mating surface, my BMW is lowered. This makes using an adapter even with my lower profile hydraulic jack, impossible.So to summarize definitely worth buying for the proper jacking up of your BMW, but make sure you can use it if your BMW is lowered.

I used this with my 3 ton jack when doing oil change today. It is able to lock in well with the jack point, I wish the base was wider to it covers the jack point completely. I am just worried it might slide around, but for now it was fine. I will update if I have any issues