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James V. Bailey II
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2025
Fits my Jack. Works great to lift the car safely, while protecting it. Good price, very sturdy.
E. Franke
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2025
These have been great with my Mazdas, however, the magnets on opposite sites is a design flaw which causes them to try to rotate. 4 magnets would work much better.
KoaMan
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2024
I started off placing a block of wood with a dado slot cut in it to accommodate the pinch weld but after repeated lifts wood eventually starts making scary cracking noises so I ordered a rubber puck but it the slot wasn't deep enough and it would compress under the weight of the car so I looked for a metal pick with a deeper slot.This aluminum puck is nicely machined and the slot for the pinch weld is ~ 7/8" deep. Under my daughter's Subaru Forester it has more than enough clearance.Fair price for the money and the two magnets do a good job keeping it in place.
Bill
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2024
I was looking for a device that work with a bottle jack and rail jack points that are on newer cars. This device fits the rail perfectly and the bottle jack fits securely in the recessed section. Heavy grade metal, magnets stick securely. Great product!
Eric aka SouthernSorrow
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2024
I'm not a full time mechanic or someone putting daily abuse on this but the 10-12 times I've used it so far (on some heavy 2 and 3 bleeping tons suvs and a 5.0) its worked flawlessly as intended. Just remember it's aluminum not steel and it can get damaged, I did get a chip off one corner but thats my fault for not paying attention to the lifting point i chose.
DAVE C
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2023
Product has nice machining. However, the notch is not deep enough for the 2015 Subaru Forester’s jack points when using a floor jack. Will have to go back to cutting a groove in a piece of wood. No one seems to make a pad which has a deep groove that does not have to weight of the car resting on the pinch weld only.
Louis P.
Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2023
I'm of the belief that you should not be lifting your vehicle by applying any pressure directly against the pinch weld. I had to try a couple of different types of slotted jack pads before I found these. I own a 2023 Kia K5 and these clear the pinch weld and make contact with the frame on both sides. They are very sturdy with strong magnets. Notice were the magnets are located. Some are in the grove and that may be fine if you are also making contact with the frame. Just my opinion. Tip, When I use these I also use a very thick rubber saddle pad underneath. I have a Hein Werner floor jack that has a large square saddle with no pad. FYI, The best rubber jack pad that I have found for the Hein Werner is the ABN 5-1/2 inch slotted. Fits perfectly. With this combination, it just makes it under the front lifting point. Hope this helps.
LightForAll
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2022
Terrific concept but who actually tests these jack pucks with floor scissor and bottle style jacks? This one would work if it actually fit. This is my what, 4th attempt of finding one that fits? I tried the scissors type and can’t find one that fits. These with a recessed hole don’t fit my 12 ton jack, which I purchased to exploit height lifting range (18 inches) because I have 19” tires. Yet all the standard and “larger” jacks laughably raid to only about 16” which is just beneath what I need to lift those tires and get a jack stand beneath each side. The entire process is a joke here TBQH. Makes me wish that I had the business sense to design a system that works for most vehicles. It’s not rocket science but the designers seem abso clueless.
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